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17th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction with Mobile Devices and Services
August 24th - 27thCopenhagen, Denmark
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On behalf of the organizing and program committees, we are delighted to welcoming you to wonderful Copenhagen,
Denmark and say ‘Hej’ for the 17th International Conference on Human-
Computer Interaction with Mobile Devices and Services – MobileHCI 2015. This year’s
conference continues the successful conference series – the premier forum and world’s leading
conference for innovations in mobile, portable and personal devices and with the services to which they enable access. MobileHCI brings together people from diverse areas to provide a multidisciplinary forum for academics, hardware and software developers, designers and practitioners to discuss the challenges and potential solutions for effective interaction with and through mobile devices, applications, and services. The research community has an ever increasing interest and commitment to the filed with 234 complete paper submissions (of variable length – new for 2015). In addition, we received 15 demonstration submissions, 46 poster submissions, 9 industry case study submissions, 9 doctoral consortium submissions, and 8 workshop submissions. This represents a growth of 11% in paper submissions compared to MobileHCI 2014, with the other categories remaining at similar levels as in 2014.Our 42-member international program committee completed a high-quality peer review process, which reached broadly into the research community: over 460 external reviewers provided additional expertise to help make decisions. As in previous years, the program committee met in person in a cross-Atlantic split committee meeting (Copenhagen, Denmark and Redmond, USA); both meetings were held synchronously and were linked via audio and video connections. These meetings provided the opportunity to discuss papers based on expert reviews to reach a final consensus. As a result of this review process, the committee accepted 64 papers (which amounts to an acceptance rate of 27.4%) for inclusion into the final program. As we introduced variable paper length for submissions similar to other top venues (e.g., ACM UIST), there is no clear distinction between full and short papers, resulting in an average paper length of 8.8 pages. While we make no distinction between papers in the program, proceedings or digital library, papers of 6 or fewer pages will have shorter presentation times than longer papers at the conference. The main topics (clustered in respective sessions) of year’s proceedings feature attention, maps, navigation, health, cross-device interaction, gestures, collaboration, authentication, applications, methodologies, touch input, and input technologies.
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During the committee meeting, the program committee selected papers for both Honorable Mention Awards and Best Paper Awards among the 64 accepted submissions. Ultimately, the program chairs awarded 9 Honorable Mention Awards and 2 Best Paper Awards. These awards represent a special recognition of excellence, and the selected papers truly are exceptional. In addition to our 64 papers, it is our pleasure to introduce the remainder of the program. This includes: 8 excellent workshops with topics in the areas of design for the elderly, mobile vs. wearable, cognition and attention, self-reflection, and collaboration; 4 tutorials focusing on user experience, persuasion and health, visualization, and patents; 30 posters and 15 demonstrations (some of which are accompanying paper presentations), 8 doctoral consortium papers, and 3 industrial case studies. To round off our very exciting program, we have two excellent and outstanding keynote speakers: Sriram Subramanian, a pioneer in the design and development of shape-changing interfaces, and Andy Wilson, a leading expert in sensing technologies for natural interactions. Each of them will shed new light on and share their insights regarding the future of mobile devices and mobile interaction.Organizing a conference such as MobileHCI relies on the efforts of a large group of people, which are willing to help and offering their time over an extended period of time. We would like to thank deeply all our volunteers, the excellent external reviewers, the program committee, as well as all the chairs in the organizing committee for their tireless efforts over the past year. Without all the hard work of everyone involved, we would not have succeeded in organizing MobileHCI this year. We further would like to thank all of our supporters, sponsors and donors for financial and logistical support and the ACM without which we could not have been able to put this event together.We are proud of the work of the vibrant MobileHCI research community that these proceedings represent. And finally: We hope you enjoy all the aspects of the MobileHCI 2015 program, and that you get to enjoy your time during your stay in wonderful Copenhagen, Denmark.
Sebastian BoringMobileHCI 2015 General ChairUniversity of Copenhagen
Hans GellersenMobileHCI 2015 Program ChairLancaster University, UK
Enrico Rukzio MobileHCI 2015 General ChairUniversity of Ulm, Germany
Ken HinckleyMobileHCI 2015 Program ChairLancaster University, UK
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One of the visions on my research is to deliver visual and tactile experiences to users without
instrumenting them with wearable or head-mounted displays. My team has been exploring various technical solutions to create displays that use air as the diffuser surface to project visual content and in using air pressure to create tactile feedback. For example, we generate fog-filled bubbles that can be tracked and projected on to provide ambient notifications. Similarly, we create a curtain of mist to act as a reach-through personal space between the user and an interactive tabletop. In this talk, I will present some of our recent projects on this topic and conclude with UltraHaptics. Ultrahaptics is our haptic feedback system that uses acoustic radiation forces to create tactile stimulations in multiple locations of the hand. This feedback is created in mid-air — so users don’t have to touch or hold any device to experience it. I will also touch on Ultrahaptics journey from a research project to a spin–out and how this has been facilitated by funding for blue-sky research.
Seeing and Feeling Air: Exploring Mid-air Displays and Haptics
Opening KeynoteTuesday, 09:30-10:30
Sriram Subramanian University of Sussex, UK
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For the last several years we have explored ways to use depth sensing cameras in combination with projectors to create a variety of augmented and mixed realities. While large scale projection mapping installations are by now familiar to most, the unique capabilities of depth cameras and today’s GPUs can be used to solve the projection mapping problem at video rate, thus enabling truly interactive systems. A progression of projected augmented reality prototypes will be presented, beginning with early pre-Kinect experiments and culminating in Illumiroom and RoomAlive. In this talk, i will also discuss some interesting diversions we have taken along the way, such as considering physics simulation as an organizing principle for interaction, and releasing the open source RoomAlive Toolkit.https://github.com/Kinect/RoomAliveToolkit/
Interactive Augmented Projected Reality
Closing KeynoteThursday, 14:00-15:00
Andrew D. WilsonMicrosoft Research, Redmond
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Monday24-08-2015 Aalborg UniversityA.C. Meyers Vænge 15 2450 Copenhagen
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Workshops, Tutorials,
Doctorial Consortium
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2nd Workshop on Designing with Older Adults: Towards a Complete MethodologyTime: 9:00-18:00, Room: 2.1.042, ACM 15
From Mobile to Wearable - Using Wearable Devices to Enrich Mobile InteractionTime: 9:00-18:00, Room: 0.06, Fkj 12
Workshop on Mobile Cognition: Using Mobile Devices to Enhance Human CognitionTime: 9:00-18:00, Room: 2.1.005, ACM 15
The Role of Self-Reflection in SustainabilityTime: 9:00-18:00, Room: 3.78, Fkj 12
Smarttention, Please! Intelligent Attention Management on Mobile Devices Time: 9:00-18:00, Room: 2.1.043, ACM 15
Interactive Displays through Mobile Projection Time: 9:00-18:00, Room: 0.06, Fkj 12
Mobile Collocated Interactions With WearablesTime: 9:00-18:00, Room: 3.62, Fkj 12
Mobiscool: 1st Workshop on Mobile, Social and Culturally Oriented LearningTime: 9:00-18:00, Room: 2.1.009, ACM 15
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Mobile UX: Breaking the Glass to Richer User ExperiencesTime: 9:00-11:00Instructors: Simon Robinson (Swansea University, UK), Matt Jones (Swansea University, UK)
Patents as Business Assets for the Mobile IndustryTime: 11:30-12:30Instructors: Simone Frattasi (Patrade A/S, Denmark)
Mobile Persuasion for Health and Safety PromotionTime: 13:30-15:30Instructors: Luca Chittaro (University of Udine, Italy)
Emerging Research in Mobile VisualizationTime: 16:00-18:00Instructors: Benjamin Watson (North Carolina State University, US),Vidya Setlur (Tableau Software, US)
Doctoral ConsortiumRoom: 4.058, ACM 15
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Smart Communication in Lifestyle under Transformation: Exploring Smart Mobile Devices User Experience among Youth in Hong KongXin Chen, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Designing multi-input modality convertor for universal accessibilityIn-kyung, Choi, Graduate School of Culture Technology, KAIST
Designing Mobile Devices Encouraging and Supporting Collocated InteractionsPradthana Jarusriboonchai, Tampere University of Technology
Micro-Atmospheres: Exploring Portable and Wearable Solutions to Support Individual Thermal ComfortKatja Knecht, Queen Mary University of London
Gamification in mobile applications usability evaluation: A New ApproachSilvia Malatini, Università degli studi di Ubrino
Platform for cycling data collection and service developmentMonika Pepik, German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence
Content Sharing Building Social User ExperiencesJarno Ojala, Tampere University of Technology
How Can Technology Best Disrupt Bad Health Habits?Charlie Pinder, University of Birmingham
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Tuesday25-08-2015 Tivoli Hotel / Congress CenterArni Magnussons Gade 21577 Copenhagen
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Tuesday25-08-2015 Tivoli Hotel / Congress CenterArni Magnussons Gade 21577 Copenhagen
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Registration
Opening
Opening Keynote Seeing and Feeling Air:
Exploring Mid-air Displays and HapticsSriram Subramanian
10:30 Coffee break
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Chair: Jonna HäkkiläLocation: Harlekin
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I’ll be there for you : Quantifying Attentiveness towards Mobile MessagingTilman Dingler, Martin Pielot
Investigating Mobile Users’ Ringer Mode Usage and Attentiveness and Responsiveness to Communication Yung-Ju Chang, John Tang
Feeling Aware: Investigating the Use of a Mobile Variable-Friction Tactile Display for Awareness InformationJeremy Birnholtz, Darren Gergle, Noah Liebman, Sarah Sinclair
From Ambient to Adaptation: Interpersonal Attention Management Among Young AdultsDonghee Yvette Wohn, Jeremy Birnholtz
Paper Session Attention & Availability
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Chair: Gonzalo Ramos Location: Columbine
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SAMMI: A Spatially-Aware Multi-Mobile Interface for Analytic Map Navigation TasksKhalad Hasan, David Ahlström, Pourang Irani
CozyMaps: Real-time Collaboration on a Shared Map with Multiple DisplaysKelvin Cheng, Liang He, Xiaojun Meng, David Shamma, Dung Nguyen, Anbarasan Thangapalam
StripeMaps: Improving Map-based Pedestrian Navigation for SmartwatchesDirk Wenig, Johannes Schöning, Brent Hecht, Rainer Malaka
GraphTiles: A Visual Interface for Supporting Browsing and Imprecise Mobile SearchJuhee Bae, Vidya Setlur, Ben Watson
Map Navigation Using a Wearable Mid-air DisplayAlexandru Dancu, Mickaël Fourgeaud, Mohammad Obaid, Morten Fjeld, Niklas E. Elmqvist
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EyeProtector: Encouraging a Healthy Viewing Distance when Using SmartphonesJimmy Ho, Reinhard Pointner, Huai-Chun Shih, Yu-Chih Lin, Hsuan-Yu Chen, Wei-Luan Tseng, Mike Y. Chen
In Situ Design for Mental Illness: Considering the Pathology of Bipolar Disorder in mHealth DesignMark Matthews, Stephen Voida, Saeed Abdullah, Gavin Doherty, Tanzeem Choudhury, Sangha Im, Geri Gay
QuittyLink: Using Smartphones for Personal Counseling to Help People Quit SmokingJeni Paay, Jesper Kjeldskov, Mikael B. Skov, Nirojan Srikandarajah, Umachanger Brinthaparan
ConCap: Designing to Empower Individual Reflection on Chronic Conditions using Mobile AppsTom Owen, Jennifer Pearson, Harold Thimbleby, George Buchanan
RUFUS: Remote Supporter Feedback for Long-Distance RunnersPaweł Woźniak, Kristina Knaving, Staffan Björk, Morten Fjeld
Paper Session Health & Support1400
Chair: Lynne Baillie Location: Harlekin
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There is more to Typing than Speed: Expressive Mobile Touch Keyboards via Dynamic Font PersonalisationDaniel Buschek, Alexander De Luca, Florian Alt
On-screen keyboards: does the presence of feedback or tactile landmarks improve typing performance?Dan Odell
Modeling Human Performance of Stroke-Based Text EntryUlrich Burgbacher, Klaus Hinrichs
Typing on Glasses: Adapting Text Entry to Smart EyewearTovi Grossman, Xiang ‘Anthony’ Chen, George Fitzmaurice
PalmType: Using Palms as Keyboards for Smart GlassesCheng-Yao Wang, Wei-Chen Chu, Po-Tsung Chiu, Min-Chieh Hsiu, Yih-Harn Chiang, Mike Y. Chen
Paper Session Text Entry
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Gluey: Developing a Head-Worn Display Interface to Unify the Interaction Experience in Distributed Display EnvironmentsMarcos Serrano, Barrett Ens, Xing-Dong Yang, Pourang Irani
A Comparison of Methods to Move Visual Objects Between Personal Mobile Devices in Different Contexts of UseTero Jokela, Jarno Ojala, Guido Grassel, Petri Piippo, Thomas Olsson
Q-arrgh! Commandeering Everyday Digital CodesSimon Robinson, Jennifer Pearson, Matt Jones
Proxemic-Aware Controls: Designing Remote Controls for Ubiquitous Computing EcologiesDavid Ledo, Saul Greenberg, Nicolai Marquardt, Sebastian Boring
Paper Session Cross-Device & Ubicomp
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Chair: Markus Löchtefeld Location: Harlekin
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Chair: Martin PielotLocation: Columbine
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Polly Wanna Show You: Examining Viewpoint-Conveyance Techniques for a Shoulder-Worn Telepresence SystemSven Kratz, Daniel Avrahami, Don Kimber, Jim Vaughan, Patrick Proppe, Don Severns
A Case Study in Mobile-Optimized vs. Responsive Web Application DesignJay Patel, Gil Gershoni, Sanjay Krishnan, Matti Nelimarkka, Brandie Nonnecke, Ken Goldberg
Mental Health App Design – A Journey From Concept to CompletionPhil Topham, Praminda Caleb-Solly, Paul Matthews, Andy Farmer, Chris Mash
Industrial Case Studies
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Wednesday 26-08-2015 Tivoli Hotel / Congress CenterArni Magnussons Gade 21577 Copenhagen
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Wednesday 26-08-2015 Tivoli Hotel / Congress CenterArni Magnussons Gade 21577 Copenhagen
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8:00 - 9:00Registration
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Location: Harlekin
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MIME: Teaching Mid-Air Pose Command MappingsSimon Ismair, Julie Wagner, Ted Selker, Andreas Butz
Botential: Localizing On-Body Gestures by Measuring Electrical Signatures on the Human Skin Denys J.C. Matthies, Simon T. Perrault, Bodo Urban, Shengdong Zhao
PalmGesture: Using Palms as Gesture Interfaces for Eyes-free InputCheng-Yao Wang, Min-Chieh Hsiu, Po-Tsung Chiu, Chiao-Hui Chang, Liwei Chan, Bing-Yu Chen, Mike Chen
Exploring Back-of-The Device Gestures for Mobile InteractionShaikh Shawon Arefin Shimon, Sarah Morrison-Smith, Noah John, Ghazal Fahimi, Jaime Ruiz
Paper Session Exploring Gestures
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Exploring Mobile Devices as Personal Public DisplaysLisa Kleinman, Tad Hirsch, Matt Yurdana
SeeSaw: I See You Saw My Video MessageGina Venolia, John C. Tang, Kori Inkpen
Social Displays on Mobile Devices: Increasing Collocated People’s Awareness of the User’s ActivitiesPradthana Jarusriboonchai, Thomas Olsson, Kaisa Väänänen
Sharing (and Discussing) the Moment: The Conversations that Occur Around Shared Mobile MediaYing-Yu Chen, Frank Bentley, Christian Holz, Cheng Xu
Paper Session Shared Experience
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1100 Chair: Markus Löchtefeld
Location: Harlekin
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ColorSnakes: Using Colored Decoys to Secure Authentication in Sensitive ContextsJan Gugenheimer, Alexander De Luca, Hayato Hess, Stefan Karg, Dennis Wolf, Enrico Rukzio
Why aren’t Users Using Protection? Investigating the Usability of Smartphone Locking Nicholas Micallef, Mike Just, Lynne Baillie, Martin Halvey, Hilmi Gunes Kayacik
Locked Your Phone? Buy a New One? From Tales of Fallback Authentication on Smarpthones to Actual ConceptsAlina Hang, Alexander De Luca, Emanuel von Zezschwitz, Manuel Demmler, Heinrich Hussmann
PassApp: My App is My Password!Huiping Sun, Ke Wang, Xu Li, Nan Qin, Zhong Chen
Graphical Passwords in the Wild - Understanding How Users Choose Pictures and Passwords in Image-based Authentication SchemesFlorian Alt, Stefan Schneegass, Alireza Sahami, Mariam Hassib, Andreas Bulling
Paper Session Authentication
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Personal health monitoring is a hot topic. With bracelets and dongles, we keep track of our heart rate, exercising, sleep, and more. We have become our own doctors and coaches. Improving citizens’ health brings the society significant savings and more efficient services, besides healthier citizens. Health data also has important value beyond healthcare, e.g. in insurance and advertising. Smart phones and associated cloud services are the key platform for personal health monitoring. Apps and services for this purpose proliferate. Can we trust their automated analysis functions? Risks inevitably rise. Misplaced sensitive data can be embarrassing, costly and dangerous. Data mining may uncover identifiable information from seemingly anonymous data. Questions of system architectures, security approaches and data ownership arise. How to extract maximal benefits from health data with minimal risks? Field experiments are underway - in your pockets.
with Alan Chamberlain, Natasa Milic-Frayling, Stina Nylander, Minna Pikkarainen
Panel Who Needs a Doctor Anymore? Risks and Promise of
Mobile Health Apps
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LEaD: Utilizing Light Movement as Peripheral Visual Guidance for Scooter NavigationHung-Yu Tseng, Rong-Hao Liang, Liwei Chan, Bing-Yu Chen
Shoe me the Way: A Shoe-Based Tactile Interface for Eyes-Free Urban NavigationMaximilian Schirmer, Johannes Hartmann, Sven Bertel, Florian Echtler
GazeNav: Gaze-Based Pedestrian Navigation Ioannis Giannopoulos, Peter Kiefer, Martin Raubal
A Pilot Study of Collaborative Accessibility: How Blind People Find an EntranceLimin Zeng, Gerhard Weber
Supporting Exploratory Navigation for Runners Through Geographic Area Classification with Crowd-Sourced DataDavid McGookin, Dimitra Gkatzia, Helen Hastie
Paper Session Navigation1400
Chair: Charlotte Magnusson Location: Harlekin
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Don’t look at me that way! - Understanding User Attitudes Towards Data Glasses UsageMarion Koelle, Matthias Kranz, Andreas Möller
Investigating Effects of Control and Ads Awareness on Android Users’ Privacy Behaviors and PerceptionsNa Wang , Bo Zhang, Bin Liu, Hongxia Jin
Caring for Batteries: Maintaining Infrastructures and Mobile Social ContextsPedro Ferreira, Moira McGregor, Airi Lampinen
Adoption factors of NFC Mobile Proximity Payments in ItalyAlice Moroni, Maurizio Talamo, Andrea Dimitri
Modeling Sharing Decision of Campus Safety Reports and Its Design Implications to Mobile Crowdsourcing for SafetyYun Huang , Corey White, Huichuan Xia, Yang Wang
Paper Session Understanding the Users
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Demonstrating Elasticcon: Elastic Controllers for Casual Interaction Konstantin Klamka, Raimund Dachselt
Exploring Mobile Devices as Personal Public DisplaysLisa Kleinman, Tad Hirsch, Matt Yurdana
DisplayCover: A Tablet Keyboard with an Embedded Thin-Film Touchscreen Display Antonio Gomes, Tristan Trutna, Roel Vertegaal
There is more to Typing than Speed: Expressive Mobile Touch Keyboards via Dynamic Font Personalisation Daniel Buschek, Alexander De Luca, Florian Alt
ACTUI: Using Commodity Mobile Devices to Build Active Tangible User Interfaces Ming Li, Leif Kobbelt
Habito News: A research tool to investigate mobile news reading Marios Constantinides, John Dowell, David Johnson, Sylvain Malacria
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Demo Reception16
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30 seconds of fame for every poster and demo!
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QuittyLink: A Mobile Application that helps people Quit Smoking Jeni Paay, Jesper Kjeldskov, Mikael B. Skov, Umachanger Brinthaparan, Nirojan Srikandarajah, Dimitrios Raptis
PassApp: My App is My Password! Huiping Sun, Ke Wang, Xu Li, Nan Qin, Zhong Chen
An AR Interface to Enable Real-time Preview Design Variations in Actual EnvironmentAkira Iwaya, Shin Takahashi, Jiro Tanaka
A GazeWatch PrototypeJohn Paulin Hansen, Florian Biermann, Emilie Mollenbach, Haakon Lund, Javier San Agustin, Sebastian Sztuk
ConCap: Designing to empower individual reflection on chronic conditions using mobile apps Tom Owen, Jennifer Pearson, Harold Thimbleby, George Buchanan
MultiRep: A Platform enabling Seamless Mobile Interaction Christian Husodo Schulz
Thrimage: An Empathy-Oriented Discussion Tool for Classroom Use Sus Lundgren, Olof Torgersson, Staffan Björk
Automated Usability Tests for Mobile Devices through Live Emotions Logging Jackson Feijo Filho, Thiago Valle, Wilson Prata
ColorSnakes: Using Colored Decoys to Secure Authentication in Sensitive Contexts Jan Gugenheimer, Alexander De Luca, Hayato Hess Stefan Karg, Dennis Wolf, Enrico Rukzio
Demo Reception 1630
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Accessibility Devices for Mobile Interfaces Extensions: A SurveyClauirton Siebra, Tatiana Bittencourt Gouveia, Marcelo Penha, Walter Correia, Anderson de Souza Neves Filho, Marcelo Anjos, Fabiana Florentin, Fabio da Silva, Andre Santos
Assessing the relationship between technical affinity, stress and notifications on smartphones.Tilo Westermann, Ina Wechsung, Sebastian Möller
Dabbawala: Introducing Technology to the Dabbawalas of Mumbai Abhishek Chakraborty, Akshay Hargude
TalkingCane: Designing Interactive White Cane for Visually Impaired People’s Bus Usage Je Seok Lee, Heeryung Choi, Joonhwan Lee
Hi Grandpa!: A Communication Tool Connecting Grandparents and Grandchildren Living Apart Je Seok Lee, Shuang Liang, Sangeun Park, Chang Yan
Improving Mobile Web Search by Clustering and Visualizing Search Engine Results Ashwag Alasmari, Lina Zhou, Dongsong Zhang
Inter-Device Communication with Interactive Sharing ServiceMinseok Kim, JungKih Hong, Scott Song
Typing Tutor: Automatic Error Detection and Instruction in Text Entry for Elderly PeopleToshiyuki Hagiya, Toshiharu Horiuchi, Tomonori Yazaki , Tsuneo Kato
Poster Reception1630
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Investigating Handedness in Air Signatures for Magnetic 3D Gestural User Authentication Abdallah El Ali, Hamed Ketabdar
Exploring Urban Events with Transitory Search on MobilesPer Nielsen, Jeni Paay, Jon Pearce, Jesper Kjeldskov
Infinite Canvas: A Novel Presentation of Newspaper Search Results on a Tablet Steve Szigeti , David Schnitman, Jessica Peter, Ha Phuong Vu Vu, Sara Diamond
Visualizing Scheduling: A Hierarchical Event-Based Approach on a Tablet André Sydow, Jan-Frederik Kassel, Michael Rohs
Towards Mobile Blended Interaction Fostering Critical Thinking Adrian Holzer, Samuel Bendahan, Sten Govaerts, Denis Gillet
Using Serious Games to Improve Therapeutic Goals in Children with Special NeedsIván Durango Blanco, Alicia Carrascosa del Pozo, Victor Manuel Ruiz Penichet, Jose A. Gallud
Enhancing Social Interaction with Seamless Face Recognition on Google Glass - Leveraging opportunistic multi-tasking on smart phones Shue Ching Chia, Bappaditya Mandal, Qianli Xu, Liyuan Li, Joo Hwee Lim
From Start to Finish: Understanding Group Sharing Behavior in a Backcountry Skiing Community Anton Fedosov, Marc Langheinrich
Poster Reception 1630
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What do you like? Early design explorations of sound and haptic preferences Charlotte Magnusson, Hector Caltenco, Sara Finocchietti, Giulia Cappagli, Graham Wilson, Monica Gori
Lessons from Mobile Users: Resilience Strategies and BehaviorsJonathan Day, George Buchanan, Stephann Makri
Mobile Recommender Systems: Trust and Context-AwarenessLarissa Torremante, Jörg Heinze, Antonia Köster
Where To Go And How To Get There: Guidelines For Indoor Landmark-Based Navigation In A Museum Context Alan Wecker, Joel Lanir, Tsvi Kuflik
Designed with Older Adults to Support Better Error Correction in SmartPhone Text Entry: The MaxieKeyboardAndreas Komninos, Emma Nicol, Mark Dunlop
Index Finger Zone: Study on Touchable Area Expandability Using Thumb and Index FingerHyunjin Yoo, Jungwon Yoon, Hyunsoo Ji
Supporting Sit-To-Stand Rehabilitation Using Smartphone Sensors and Arduino Haptic Feedback Modules Craig O’Neil, Mark Dunlop, Andrew Kerr
Poster Reception1630
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Smartphone Notifications: A Study on the Sound to Soundless TendencyJose A. Gallud , Ricardo Tesoriero
Subliminal Priming of Nonconscious Goals on SmartphonesCharlie Pinder, Russell Beale, Robert Hendley
Fun, Cool...and Awkward: Preliminary Reactions to Cooperative PhotographyJames Wen, Ayça Ünlüer
Implicit Engagement Detection for Interactive Museums Using Brain-Computer InterfacesYomna Abdelrahman, Mariam Hassib, Maria Marquez, Markus Funk, Albrecht Schmidt
Effects of Display Sizes on a Scrolling Task using a Cylindrical SmartwatchPaul Strohmeier, Jesse Burstyn, Roel Vertegaal
Investigating Pressure-based Interactions with Mobile Phones While Encumbered and WalkingShimin Feng, Graham Wilson, Alexander Ng, Stephen Brewster
Children as Participatory Designer of a New Type of Social Learning ApplicationSoonmo Kwon, Seungjae Oh, Kyudong Park, Seyoung Kim, Hyojeong So
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Thursday 27-08-2015 Tivoli Hotel / Congress CenterArni Magnussons Gade 21577 Copenhagen
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Thursday 27-08-2015 Tivoli Hotel / Congress CenterArni Magnussons Gade 21577 Copenhagen
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900 Chair: Jason Alexander
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Elasticcon: Elastic Controllers for Casual InteractionKonstantin Klamka, Raimund Dachselt
Using Electromagnetic Input for Multi-user or Two-handed Spatial Gestural Interaction based on the Digital Compass Kamer Ali Yuksel, Ipek Baz, Haluk Ozduman
On the Applicability of Computer Vision based Gaze Tracking in Mobile ScenariosOliver Hohlfeld, Andre Pomp, Jo Agila Bitsch Link, Dennis Guse
Corona: Interactivity of Body Electrostatics in Mobile Scenarios Using Wearable High-Voltage Static ChargerAdiyan Mujibiya
Paper Session Input Technologies
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CommuniSense: Crowdsourcing Road Hazards in NairobiDarshan Santani, Jidraph Njuguna, Tierra Bills, Aisha W. Bryant, Reginald Bryant, Daniel Gatica-Perez, Jonathan Ledgard
Exploring Mobile News Reading Interactions for News App PersonalisationMarios Constantinides, John Dowell, David Johnson, Sylvain Malacria
Leveraging Mobile Technology to Increase the Permanent Adoption of Shelter DogsJoelle Alcaidinho, Stephanie Tai, Giancarlo Valentin, Brian Nguyen, Krista Sanders, Melody Moore Jackson, Eric Gilbert, Thad Starner
Leveraging Mobile Technology to Engage College Students in Scientific ResearchOren Zuckerman, Ayelet Gal-Oz, Oran Peretz, Orad Weisberg, Ricardo Tarrasch
CrowdColor: Crowdsourcing Color Perceptions Using Mobile DevicesJaejeung Kim, Sergey Leksikov, Punyotai Thamjamrassri Uichin Lee, Hyeon-Jeong Suk
Paper Session Applications
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Understanding the Challenges of Mobile Phone Usage DataKaren Church, Denzil Ferreira, Nikola Banovic, Kent Lyons
From in the wild to in vivo: Video Analysis of Mobile Device Use Donald McMillan, Barry Brown, Moira McGregor
Engaging with Mobile Music RetrievalDaniel Boland, Ross McLachlan, Roderick Murray-Smith
Collect, Decompile, Extract, Stats, and Diff: Mining Design Pattern Changes in Android AppsKhalid Alharbi, Tom Yeh
Boosting Mobile Experience Sampling with Social MediaKonrad Tollmar, Chengchen Huang
Paper Session Measures and Methods
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Closing Keynote
Andrew D. Wilson
15:00Closing & Announcements
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DisplayCover: A Tablet Keyboard with an Embedded Thin-Film Touchscreen DisplayAntonio Gomes, Tristan Trutna, Roel Vertegaal
The Effects of Encumbrance and Mobility on Touch-Based Gesture Interactions for Mobile Phones Alexander Ng, John Williamson, Stephen Brewster
Bimanual Input for Tablet Devices with Pressure and Multi-Touch GesturesRoss McLachlan, Stephen Brewster
Exploring Boundless Scroll by Extending Motor SpaceKazuki Takashima, Nana Shinshi, Yoshifumi Kitamura
Paper Session Touch Input
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