PERMID 2008: Pervasive Mobile Interaction Devices
- Date :Monday 19 May
- Room : Bridgeroom 1
Interaction research on the pervasive mobile devices is a rather young and rapidly developing field. So far mobile handheld devices have been mostly used for phone calls, messaging and organizer functionalities. However, mobile multimedia features, device-integrated sensors and improving data transfer capabilities are expanding their use to ever increasing application areas. Mobile devices offer great potential to develop new interaction methods and applications for pervasive computing. They can function as a mediator between the virtual and the physical world, as an accessible user interface for smart environments, and platforms for location or context-aware application, to mention a few.
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Workshop Papers
- APriori: A Ubiquitous Product Rating System PDF
Felix von Reischach & Florian Michahelles
- Augmenting BDI With Relevance: Supporting Agent‐Based, Pervasive Applications PDF
Andrew Koster, Fernando Koch, Frank Dignum & Liz Sonenberg
- Elaborating a Framework for Open Human Computer Interaction with Ambient Services PDF
Andreas Lorenz, Markus Eisenhauer & Andreas Zimmermann
- Using Haptics for Mobile Information Display PDF
Karon E. MacLean
- Charting User Expectations on Mobile Shopping ‐ Roleplaying Study on Mobile
Interaction with RFID Technology PDF
Susanna Paasovaara, Mohsen Darianian & Jonna Häkkilä
- What’s our favourite colour? Using Bluetooth‐enabled mobile devices for group
decision making PDF
Alison Ruth & Jenine Beekhuyzen
- Homebird—Task‐based User Experience for Home Networks and Smart Spaces PDF
Olli Rantapuska & Mia Lähteenmäki
- Touch and Share: Intuitive Peer Selection PDF
Sojin Kim, Eun Young Choi, Joon Sung Hong & Jinho Choi