These are the proceedings of the 5th Workshop on Interacting with Smart Objects (SmartObjects '17) in conjunction with IUI'17.
Objects that we use in our everyday life are ever-expanding their interaction capabilities and provide functionalities that go far beyond their original functionality. They feature computing capabilities and are, thus, able to capture, process and store information and interact with their environments, turning them into smart objects. Their wide range was covered by the submissions to this workshop.
Smart objects know something about their users and, thus, allow for natural interaction. Natural interaction, in contrast, does not imply smartness. Smartness requires interaction with users and provides help. There are already commercialized products available that expose their properties and interaction capabilities. To enrich their potential and to lower affordances, they need to talk to each other. Making sense out of the available data in this field is still an open research question. The overall goal should be to build an interactive ecosystem that (i) seamlessly discovers, connects and talks to its environment, (ii) is ubiquitous and (iii) allows the user to be in control.
The workshop examined these issues with regards to the following aspects:
Smart Cars
Smart Surfaces
Smart Homes and IoT
We are excited to welcome Dr. Stefan Radomski as our keynote speaker for his talk "From IoT to WoT: Can we reproduce the success of HTML in Smart Environments": Today, interaction within smart device landscapes is still, predominantly, characterized by isolated applications constrained to the ecosystem of a consortium or only a single vendor. When we regard the success of HTML to transform the Internet onto the Web, the question arises whether we can duplicate a similar transformation for the interaction with smart objects. In his talk, Stefan Radomski will give an overview of the current ambitions to standardize interfaces and interactions for smart environments.
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From IoT to WoT: Can We Reproduce the Success of HTML for Smart Environments
Interaction within pervasive environments is still, predominantly, characterized by isolated applications constrained to the ecosystem of a consortium or even only a single vendor. When we regard the success of standardized markup languages, such as ...
The W3C MMI Architecture in the Context of the Smart Car
With the GENIVI project, an open source approach to ease the development of scalable in-vehicle infotainment systems is available. However, in its current state it only provides limited capabilities when it comes to the addition of new modalities in the ...
In-vehicle Human Machine Interface: An Approach to Enhance Eco-Driving Behaviors
In the context of behavioral change for a more sustainability mobility, we designed and implemented an in-vehicle human machine interface for electric vehicles, on the basis of an approach we propose that exploits gamification and machine learning ...
An Evaluation of Hybrid Stacking on Interactive Tabletops
Stacking is a common practice of organizing documents in the physical world. With the recent advent of interactive tabletops, physical documents can now coexist with digital documents on the same surface. As a result, systems were developed and studied ...
BYO*: Utilizing 3D Printed Tangible Tools for Interaction on Interactive Surfaces
Sharing and manipulating information are essential for collaborative work in meeting scenarios. Nowadays, people tend to bring their own devices as a result of increasing mobility possibilities. However, transferring data from one device to another can ...
Intelligent Visual Interface with the Internet of Things
Communication between users and physical objects and sensors through the web within the Internet of Things framework, requires by definition the capability to perceive the sensors and the underlying information and services. Visualization of the Things ...
Hot Under the Collar?: Building a Perceptive Home Energy Interface for Chemotherapy Recipients
Smart home technology development has seen a rise in popularity in recent years, with increased availability of applications that can control lighting, security systems, and residence temperature from anywhere. Despite this, home energy management ...
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- Proceedings of the 2017 ACM Workshop on Interacting with Smart Objects
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Acceptance Rates
Year | Submitted | Accepted | Rate |
---|---|---|---|
SmartObject '17 | 3 | 3 | 100% |
Overall | 3 | 3 | 100% |