Titlebook: Ambient Intelligence; European Conference, Bernt Schiele,Anind K. Dey,Alejandro Buchmann Conference proceedings 2007 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Situated Public News and Reminder Displaysh which information is updated as an important property to distinguish different kinds of information. With a first slideshow based prototype it was very difficult for users to predict whether information was updated since they last looked. To solve this problem, we took a broader view and conducted

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A Matter of Tasteinformation considered relevant at arbitrary points of work or living engagement, in easy and quickly to convey, aesthetic and artful style. Adhering principles of visual perception, visualization and design, information coming from various different (hardware and software) sensors is aggregated thr

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User Centered Research in ExperienceLabce research requires new methods and instruments beyond the traditional usability research labs. This paper describes the ExperienceLab infrastructure, its way of working and the lessons learned from using this infrastructure.

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Enhancing the Shopping Experience with Ambient Displays: A Field Study in a Retail Storentext of shopping as an application area for Ambient Intelligence (AmI) technologies. The prototype consists of an ambient store map that enhances the awareness of customer activity. The results of our study indicate potentials and challenges for an improvement of the shopping experience with AmI te

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Der Morgenstern der bürgerlichen Freiheituting research efforts on rapid prototyping, context-aware computing,and ultra-dense object sensing, among others. Ideally, the sensors would besmall, easy-to-install, and affordable. The sensors would reliably recognize when specific objects are manipulated, despite vibrations produced by the usage

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-86232-8phones as appropriate devices for multi-user interactions with a system because novel forms of physical mobile interaction techniques with smart objects yield lots of benefits, such as being intuitive and playful to use, but also addressing children’s needs for curiosity. In this paper, we introduce

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-86232-8ning interactions tied to context, a sensor-triggered mobile phone application was developed, with foreign language vocabulary as the learning domain. A married couple used the system in a home environment, during the course of everyday activities, for a four-week study period. Built-in and stick-on

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-33271-9f emergency services (in particular fire services) by Ambient Intelligence. We address the problem of mobile decision support by providing mobile multi-modal access to mission-critical knowledge from different heterogeneous knowledge sources. For this purpose, we analyzed the requirements of fire se