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Reminding child cyclists about safety gestures
Cycling safety gestures, such as hand signals and shoulder checks, are an essential part of safe manoeuvring on the road. Child cyclists, in particular, might have difficulties performing safety gestures on the road or even forget about them, given the ...
Reality aware VR headsets
We present a model of a reality aware VR headset, a VR headset capable of identifying, interpreting and responding to elements of a user's reality. We report on an evaluation of 2 prototypes which investigated potential behaviours such a headset might ...
Bystander interruption of VR users
Research has begun to investigate the interruption of VR users but lacks an understanding of how social factors (setting / relationship to the VR user) might impact the interruption and why bystanders interrupt as they do. We conducted a survey (N=100) ...
IdleStripes shirt - wearable display of sedentary time
Prior work on clothing with integrated displays has typically presented catwalk-style garments, with light output from hundreds of LEDs. In contrast, we present the IdleStripes shirt, a garment for normal daily office wear, that encourages the wearer to ...
Pervasive displays for public transport: an overview of ubiquitous interactive passenger services
Useful and easy-to-use digital passenger services are one component for increasing the overall attractiveness of public transportation. In this paper, we provide an overview and a critical review of the current state of interactive passenger services ...
Designing for conflict: a design space for multi-viewer support in future display networks
Public display networks are increasingly seeking to provide personalised content to viewers. A key challenge in this area is to how to support conflicting personalisation requirements from multiple concurrent viewers. In this paper we present a four ...
Hyperlocal user-generated video contributions on public displays
- Dieter Michielsen,
- Andrew Vande Moere,
- Jorre Vannieuwenhuyze,
- Olga Tsoumani,
- Shenja Van Der Graaf,
- Sandy Claes,
- Chaja Libot
Public displays are being increasingly used to entice citizen participation, yet their content often lacks the true voice of local inhabitants. This paper investigates the potential of allowing user-generated videos to be shown unto public displays. We ...
Call to interact: communicating interactivity and affordances for contactless gesture controlled public displays
Interactive public displays are becoming increasingly commonplace. Two important challenges for these displays exist: 1) how interactivity is communicated to the passer-by and 2) once the audience have engaged, how the interactive affordances are ...
Perceptions of human shadow manipulation as an ambient display
This paper explores the concept of using human shadows as an ambient information display. As shadows are an integral part of the physical world, consisting of non-illuminated and dynamic shapes, they provide a potential basis for the design of ...
Tabletop teleporter: evaluating the immersiveness of remote board gaming
Communication with remote persons over a video link is common today, e.g. to connect with family members abroad, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, social activities such as board games are rarely shared in this way, as common video ...
Emotional expressions of non-humanoid urban robots: the role of contextual aspects on interpretations
Self-moving robots may soon be ubiquitous in urban spaces, thereby enabling a wide range of use cases. To increase their social acceptance, previous work has explored how non-humanoid robots can express emotional states through various modalities, such ...
"Do you think it is going to be the cock?": using ambient shadow projection in dialogic reading
In this paper we present a lamp prototype that projects controllable shadows to create an ambient backdrop for dialogic reading between parents and their children. The lamp uses four electrochromic displays that allow masking the light and thereby ...
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Acceptance Rates
Year | Submitted | Accepted | Rate |
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PerDis '20 | 21 | 12 | 57% |
PerDis '19 | 67 | 26 | 39% |
PerDis '18 | 36 | 22 | 61% |
PerDis '17 | 38 | 21 | 55% |
PerDis '16 | 47 | 28 | 60% |
PerDis '15 | 55 | 30 | 55% |
PerDis '14 | 50 | 30 | 60% |
PerDis '13 | 34 | 24 | 71% |
PerDis '12 | 36 | 20 | 56% |
Overall | 384 | 213 | 55% |