Titlebook: Constructing Ambient Intelligence; AmI 2011 Workshops, Reiner Wichert,Kristof Laerhoven,Jean Gelissen Conference proceedings 2012 Springer

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The Porous University in Action, systems. In this paper, we report on the workshop ‘User Interaction Techniques for Future Lighting System’ that was held in conjunction with INTERACT 2011 in Lisbon, Portugal. It was organized to initiate a dialogue between HCI researchers in the lighting domain and establish a research community a

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Two Case Examples of Community Engagement,y and weekly routines, maintain social contacts, and comply to certain treatment plans. As the mental skills are slightly decreasing over the years an intelligent reminder system might compensate for this. In our research, we are exploring ambient light as a modality to present calendar information

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Robert L. Parisien,Benton E. Heyworthechnology and we outline our main research methodology. We aim to study how dynamic lighting patterns can impact on amenity and people’s engagement in public space, oriented towards a sustainable development, and then to create a parametric tool that demonstrates these dynamic lighting patterns as v

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Ameya V. Save,Felicity G. Fishman forms of user interaction (UI) for controlling lighting are long and end up being restricted in actually testing a small number of possible interactions. Apart from the apparent advantage of overcoming testing a small number of potential interactions, the advantages of a simulated environment lie i

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