After the Workshop
The workshop at AutoUI'14 attracted a lot of people and went very well. Find below post-workshop material such as the summary from the "WorldCafe", individual (PechaKucha) presentation slides and an image gallery. Thanks for all of you to make the workshop such a successfull event and looking for cooperations in the future.
A) Summary of 'WorldCafe' (click to enlarge):
| Social Interaction | Natural Interaction | Peripheral Interaction |
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B) Link to the Image Gallery:
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B) Presentation Slides:
| Mario Chiesa, Alessandro Branciforti, Riccardo Toppan and Francesco Posca, "Social parking: basic elements and core concepts", ISMB, Italy | >Jonna Häkkilä, Ashley Colley, and Juho Rantakari, "Exploring Mixed Reality Window Concept for Car Passengers", University of Lapland/Oulo, Finland | Myounghoon Jeon, "Advanced Vehicle Sonification Applications", Michigan Technological University, Hougthon, US |
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| Raphael Lamas, Gary Burnett, Sue Cobb, and Catherine Harvey, "A Driver-to-Driver Communication Device to Improve Drivers' Interaction", The University of Nottingham, UK | David Miller and Wendy Ju, "Does The First Officer Concur? Shared Control With Smart Vehicle Systems", Standord University, US | Brian Mok and Wendy Ju, "The Push / Pull of Information Between Autonomous Cars and Their Drivers", Standord University, US |
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| Shadan Sadeghianborojeni, Andreas Löcken, and Heiko Müller, "Using Peripheral Cues to Support Task Resumption", OFFIS - Institute for Information Technology, Germany | Simon Ramm, "A First Approach to Measuring Naturalness in Driver-Car Interaction", Human Centred Design Institute, Brunel University, UK | Andreas Riener, "Social Driving Services: Very Cool, But How To Guarantee Application On Broad-Scale?", Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria |
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| Chao Wang, Jacques Terken, and Jun Hu, "Give him a "Like": validation of a gestural interaction design for driving behavior credit system", Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands | Bastian Pfleging, "Supporting Secondary Tasks While Driving", Institute for Visualization and Interactive Systeme (VIS), Stuttgart, Germany | |
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