 Conference Program
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Monday, August 25
18:00-22:00 (CEST) |
Conference Reception and Banqeut:
18:0-22:00, Monday August 25, 2025.
Banquet: Grand Hotel Wien
Address: Kärntner Ring 9, 1010 Wien,
Austria (Google Maps)
(Registered Participants Only - Badge or
Photo ID Required, Dress is business casual)
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Grand Hotel Wien 
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Scientific and Technical Sessions
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Scientific
and Technical Sessions: August 26-27, 2025
Location: Universität Wien
- Fakultät für Informatik und Zentrum für
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Address: Währinger Straße 29, A-1090
Wien (Google Maps)
IHIET 2025 Final Program (PDF Download) |
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DAY 1
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PLENARY SESSION |
Plenary Speech:
Emerging Disruptive Technologies Focused
Strategy |
IHIET 4 |
Vienna |
| Tuesday, August 26 |
Speaker:
Dr.
Pedro Água, Portuguese Naval Academy,
Portugal |
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Speech
Summary: Businesses across all
industries are facing increasing challenges,
which put their competitiveness at stake.
Challenges range from disruptions driven by
world conflicts and global politics to a
perceived increase in socioeconomic risks.
With the increased competition, businesses
make a considerable effort to sustain a
competitive edge in their arenas. A factor
ever impacting business performance is
technology—a major driver of
competitiveness, accelerating innovation and
new product development. The purpose
of this speech is to suggest a strategy to
deal with the danger posed by Emerging
Disruptive Technologies (EDTs). It suggests
businesses how to design a well-thought-out
plan that will help them be more resilient
and competitive when faced with the threat
of possible EDTs. This plenary also
intends to provide academics as well as
practitioners with a strategic problem
solving framework, which can be further
customised for any organisation or strategic
situation where the threat of EDTs is a real
concern. Overall, and moreover an
EDT-influenced strategy is critical for
supporting decisions concerning technology
investment, capability development, and
other strategic initiatives.
About the
Speaker: Dr. Pedro Agua gradated from
the Portuguese Naval Academy with a Naval
Sciences degree, and holds a PhD in Industrial
Engineering and Management from Instituto
Superior Técnico - Lisbon University. He holds
an MBA from IESE Business School. A Former
Naval Officer, has been Head of Department
onboard Naval Vessels. He also had a career in
the business world, in the telecommunications
and engineering sectors, at home and abroad,
where he became senior manager for several
years in UK, having been responsible for the
leadership and management of multinational
teams across three countries simultaneously.
From Jan. 2023 to Nov. 2024 he was the Deputy
Director for CINAV (the PRT Navy Research
Centre), and currently is its Scientific
Council Chairman and an associate professor at
the Portuguese Naval Academy, where he teaches
project management and defence systems
acquisition. Since 2022 he has been a national
representative for NATO STO, specifically at
the SCI (Systems Concepts and Integration)
Panel.
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9:30 - 10:00
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Sessions Break |
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| DAY 1 |
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| SESSION 1 |
Special Interest
Group: Human-AI Collaboration in Critical
Tasks |
IHIET 1 |
Vienna |
| Tuesday, August 26 |
Session Chair(s): Toni Waefler,
Switzerland and Sebastiaan De Peuter,
Netherlands |
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Welcome to SIG: Human-AI
Collaboration in Critical Tasks
Toni Waefler,
Jonas Lundberg, Switzerland
About the SIG Panel: The HORIZON-project
AI4REALNET (ai4realnet.eu) aims to develop
AI-based solutions for critical networks that
are traditionally operated by humans, and where
AI systems complement and augment human
abilities. Such, the project incorporates three
core aspects. Firstly, we take a socio-technical
perspective on system design, where humans and
AI are combined to achieve joint optimization
based on their qualitative differences, with the
aim of enhancing each other's strengths and
compensating for each other's weaknesses.
Secondly, highly skilled and experienced human
experts are in the focus of the project. To
augment their capabilities that are based on
both, explicit as well as tacit knowledge
requires different approaches than developing AI
to support consumers in their everyday lives.
And thirdly, the joint efforts of humans and AI
involve critical networks where the stakes are
high and decisions are potentially risky. The
objective of the proposed workshop is to discuss
AI4REALNET work in progress with conference
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AI-Advised Decision Making in
Critical Systems
Sebastiaan De
Peuter, Herke Van Hoof, Netherlands |
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Applying Job Design Criteria for
Effective Human-AI Collaboration
Samira Hamouche,
Nerissa Dettling, Toni Waefler, Switzerland |
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Augmenting human operators with
Artificial Intelligence in critical network
systems operation
Jonas Lundberg,
Kostiantyn Kucher, Karl Johan Klang, Magnus
Bång, Sweden |
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User experience evaluation of an
AI-based decision-support tool for power grid
congestion management
Jan Viebahn,
Abdullah Ayedh, Jonas Lundberg, Magnus Bång,
Jeroen Keijzers, Netherlands |
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Human system symbiosis – the next
generation of human-AI implicit interaction
Vítor Minhoto,
Adriana Arrais, Duarte Dias, João Paulo Silva
Cunha, Portugal |
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| SESSION 2 |
Artificial
Intelligence, Computing and Intelligent Design
I |
IHIET 2 |
Salzburg |
| Tuesday, August 26 |
Session Chair(s): Michael
Franklin, United States and Sven Hinrichsen,
Germany |
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AI Guided Virtual Reality Meditation
for Patients Undergoing Cancer Treatments
Michael Franklin, United States |
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Efficient Deep-Learning Model for
Emotion Detection Based on Consecutive Facial
Images
Shing-Tai Pan,
Han-Jui Wu, Taiwan |
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How to Design an Operation-Specific
LLM-Based Information System
Sven Hinrichsen,
Robin Herbort, Dominik Green, Benjamin Adrian,
Germany |
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Propensity Matters – An Empirical
Analysis on the Importance of Trust for the
Intention to Use Artificial Intelligence
Jona Karg, Frank
Ritz, Petra Maria Asprion, Switzerland |
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Personality Traits in 12 Countries
Defined by the ‘Big Five’ are Found to Have a
Culture Dependency: Implications for Modeling
Citizens’ Personalities
Hermann
Prossinger, Silvia Boschetti, Tomas Hladky,
Daniel Riha, Martin Stachon, Jan Slavik,
Jakub Binter, Austria
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| SESSION 3 |
Augmented, Virtual
and Mixed Reality Simulation I |
IHIET 3 |
Graz |
| Tuesday, August 26 |
Session Chair(s): Fabio Scotto,
Switzerland and Hironao Yamada, Japan |
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From Paper to Pixels: Transferring
Handwritten Note-Taking Into Virtual Reality
Paul Weiser,
Sebastian Pape, Daniel Rupp, Frank Flemisch,
Germany |
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EchoXR: A Collaborative VR Framework
for Spatial Acoustics in Architectural Design
Fabio Scotto, Chia Hsuan Chao, Giacomo
Montiani, Achilleas Xydis, Fabio Gramazio,
Matthias Kohler, Switzerland |
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Construction machinery work support
system using mixed reality
Hironao Yamada, Satoshi Ueki, Takahiro
Ikeda, Japan |
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Synesthetic Design and Intangible
Heritage: Mixed Reality as a strategy for
preserving and promoting endangered traditions
Joao Dias, Ana Luisa Marques, Pedro
Costa, Portugal |
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11:30 - 12:00
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| SESSION 4 |
Wearable
Technologies, Social and Affective Computing I |
IHIET 4 |
Vienna |
| Tuesday, August 26 |
Session Chair(s): Sergio Staab,
Germany and Sebastian Pfau, Germany |
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The early detection of pressure
ulcers, an optimized movement monitoring through
machine learning and wearable sensor technology
Sergio Staab, Nadia Günter, Vincent
Abt, Johannes Luderschmidt, Ludger Martin,
Germany |
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Enhancing trucker well-being: The
role of cabin features and technology acceptance
Sebastian Pfau, Joel Rüttger, Sven
Fuchs, Franziska Seifert, Cosima Von Uechtritz,
Alina Schmitz-Hübsch, Germany |
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Evaluating Automated Gaze Mapping
Across Laboratory and Field Study Settings
Celina Vetter,
Rebecca Nauli, Ruth Häusler Hermann, Maarten
Uijt De Haag, Switzerland |
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Using
the Wearable Acceptability Range (WEAR) Scale to
Rate Social Acceptability of Mixed Reality and
AI Enabled Head-Mounted Wearables
Mohammad Jeelani,
Michael Prieto, United States
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| SESSION 5 |
Human–computer
Interaction: Focus on User and Performance |
IHIET 5 |
Salzburg |
| Tuesday, August 26 |
Session Chair(s): Estefany Rey
Becerra, Germany and Vanessa Tudor,
Austria |
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Towards a Technology-Enhanced Team
Coaching Framework for Higher Education
Vanessa Tudor,
Renate Motschnig, Austria |
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Multifactorial Measurement of Mental
Strain for Developing Adaptive Assistance
Systems in Control Rooms
Estefany
Rey-becerra, Matthias Hartwig, Sascha
Wischniewski, Germany |
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Tailoring XAI Justification Formats
and Content to Users’ AI Literacy Levels
Gyewon Jeon,
Jeonguk Hong, Sangyeon Kim, Sangwon Lee, South
Korea |
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A Comparison of Four Sensor-based
Input Methods for Scanning Keyboards
Haobin Alturo
Chen Liu, Sarika Patel, Scott Mackenzie,
Aakanksha Verma, Kerthana Ramesh, Canada |
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An examination of the influence of
visual perception of 3D LED billboards on viewer
emotions: based on environmental psychology
Jinghao Jiang,
Kaizhong Cao, China |
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Impact
of Road Event Recognition Reliability in
Autonomous Vehicles on Driver Trust and Takeover
Performance
Shan-Chih Chen,
Yung-Ching Liu, Taiwan |
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| SESSION 6 |
Emerging
Technologies and Business Applications I |
IHIET 7 |
Graz |
| Tuesday, August 26 |
Session Chair(s): Rashed Khan,
United Kingdom and Charles Ma, Switzerland |
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How Digital Transformation Reshapes
Cross-Cultural Performance Management Practices
Mohammad Rashed
Khan, Fateha Shaheen, United Kingdom |
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Evaluating Silicon Sampling: LLM
Accuracy in Simulating Public Opinion on Facial
Recognition Technology
Charles Ma, Switzerland |
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Design and development of a
student-initiated automated delivery system for
potential use in e-commerce
Jun Yit Ong,
Aaron Y C Wong, Kenneth Y T Lim, Singapore |
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Quantum Computing Circle – a
Descriptive Case Study on Teaching Quantum
Computing in a Business School
Bettina
Schneider, Carmen Winter, Bernd
Hänsch-rosenberg, Gerhard Hellstern, Franka Ebob
Ebai, Clément Javerzac-galy, Switzerland |
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The Influence of Culture on Typeface
Perception and Design
Amic Ho, Ruth
Chau, Hong Kong SAR China |
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End of Day 1 Sessions |
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| DAY 2 |
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| SESSION 7 |
Management, Training
and Business Applications |
IHIET 9 |
Vienna |
| Wednesday,
August 27 |
Session Chair(s): Fleur
Middlebrough, United Kingdom and Hedvig
Aminoff, Sweden |
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Green Accounting Practices: A
Pathway to Sustainable Business Growth
Fleur Justine Middlebrough, Fateha
Shaheen, United Kingdom |
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Enhancing the management of nuclear
information systems through graph theory-based
methods and human-centered modeling
Olivier Malhomme,
Luigui Salazar, Xianyun Zhuang, Robert Plana,
Nicolas Bureau, France |
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Mapping Human-Centred Design in
innovation-driven Projects: an HRL assessment of
an autonomous ferry and remote operations centre
concept
Hedvig Aminoff,
Sweden |
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Leveraging Generative AI for
Expanding Strategic Thinking: An Integrative
Framework for Scenario Analysis, Strategy
Formulation, and Collaboration
Sonic Wu, Taiwan |
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Design and Evaluation of a Social AI
Bot for Empathetic Support in Online Dementia
Healthcare Community
Yanzhen Jason
Yue, Yi Chen, Chee Seng Chong, Xiangming Landy
Lan, Singapore
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| SESSION 8 |
Human-centered
Design and User Experience |
IHIET 1 |
Salzburg |
| Wednesday,
August 27 |
Session Chair(s): Benedikt
Salzbrunn, Austria and Amir Behzadan, United
States |
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Exploring and Understanding
Neurodiverse Sensory Experiences and Management
Through Digital Intervention
Radhika Joglekar,
Gail Hopkins, United Kingdom
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User-Centered Design and Usability
Evaluation of a Floodwater Depth Estimation
Mobile Application
Amir Behzadan,
Renooh Sivakumar, United States
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Designing
with ‘Intelligence’? Exploring the Limits of
AI-Based UX Tools
Benedikt
Salzbrunn, Saskia Huemer, Austria
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Multibody Simulation Framework for
Human-Machine Interaction in Impact Wrench
Fastening: Enabling Reliability and Work-Related
Health Risk Assessment
Felix
Leitenberger, Johannes Sänger, Jonas Hemmerich,
Tobias Kretschmer, Patrick Haberkern, Niklas
Frank, Albert Albers, Patric Grauberger, Markus
Doellken, Sven Matthiesen, Germany |
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Generative AI for Sustainable and Efficient
Layout Designs
Javier Fernández
Troncoso, Santiago Muiños Landin, Ramon Angosto
Artigues, Eero Anttila, Juha Maunula, Andrea
Fernandez Martinez, Spain |
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Machine Learning for User-Dependent Ankle
Joint Torque Estimation: An Application of
XGBoost
Thomas Mokadim,
Franck Geffard, Aurore Lomet, Bruno Watier,
France |
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| SESSION 10 |
Augmented, Virtual
and Mixed Reality Simulation II
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Vienna |
IHIET 3 |
| Wednesday,
August 27 |
Session Chair(s): Youssef
Ibrahim, Austria and Jendrik Bulk, Germany
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Evaluating a Refined Augmented
Reality Eye-Gaze and Voice Control System for
Electric Wheelchairs: A User Study
Jendrik Bulk,
Benjamin Tannert, Germany |
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A scalable MR-training system to
prepare military and civil experts for crisis
areas
Elisabeth
Broneder, Christoph Weiß, Jaison Puthenkalam,
Youssef Ibrahim, Markus Karlseder, Daniela
Weismeier-sammer, Nathan Coyle, Monika Psenner,
Astrid Holzinger, Austria |
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Experiences of Nursing Students from
Using an Omnidirectional Pad vs Touch
Controllers to Navigate a Virtual Clinical
Simulation
Benjamin Botha,
Lizette De Wet, South Africa |
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Virtual Reality Sensory Rooms: A
Tool to Reduce Anxiety in Autistic Adults
Katie Potts,
Phillip Smith, Mohammed Bahja, United Kingdom |
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| SESSION 11 |
Wearable
Technologies, Social and Affective Computing
II |
Salzburg |
IHIET 4 |
| Wednesday,
August 27 |
Session Chair(s): Mahnaz
Asgharpour, Italy and Evani Dalal, United
States |
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| 10:30
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Intelligent Elbow Exoskeleton
Control: A Neural Network-Based Framework for
Optimized Performance
Mahnaz
Asgharpour, Roberto Pitzalis, Olmo Alonso Moreno
Franco, Luigi Monica, Darwin Caldwell, Jesus
Ortiz, Italy |
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Towards the Design of
Transformation: a Review of Transformative VR
Experiences
Bruno Giesteira,
Tiago Alves, Portugal |
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A Biofeedback-Driven Interaction
System for Real-Time Stress Detection and
Intervention
Sofia Vaca Narvaja, Evani Dalal,
Minyuan Dong, Yuxin Ni, Ian Gonsher, United
States |
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| SESSION 12 |
UX Design and Human
Perception: AI and Virtual Reality |
Graz |
IHIET 5 |
| Wednesday,
August 27 |
Session Chair(s): Petra Maria
Asprion, Switzerland and Renate Motschnig,
Austria |
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Trusting the Machine – The Role of
Gender and Personality in Shaping the Propensity
to Trust Artificial Intelligence
Jona Karg, Janine
Jäger, Petra Maria Asprion, Switzerland |
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On Integrating Digital Competencies
into German Teacher Training: An
Interdisciplinary Approach
Martina Turecek, Roland Ambros, Renate
Motschnig, Austria |
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Advancing Occupational Exoskeletons:
Usability Assessment of a Minimalist Calibration
Interface
Olmo Alonso Moreno Franco, Christian Di
Natali, Luigi Monica, Darwin Caldwell, Jesus
Ortiz, Italy |
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| DAY 2 |
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| SESSION 13 |
Workshop: Emerging
Disruptive Technologies Focused Strategy |
Vienna |
IHIET 7 |
Wednesday,
August 27
12:00 -13:00
(CEST) |
Workshop: Emerging Disruptive
Technologies focused strategy: a constraint
management approach
Speaker: Dr. Pedro Água, Anacleto
Correia, José Bartolomeu, Portugal |
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Businesses
across all industries are facing increasing
challenges, which put their competitiveness at
stake. Challenges range from disruptions driven
by world conflicts and global politics to a
perceived increase in socioeconomic risks. With
the increased competition, businesses make a
considerable effort to sustain a competitive
edge in their arenas. The purpose of this
workshop is to suggest a strategy to deal with
the danger posed by Emerging Disruptive
Technologies (EDTs). It suggests businesses how
to design a well-thought-out plan that will help
them be more resilient and competitive when
faced with the threat of possible EDTs. The
methodological approach is based on causal logic
and a constraints management approach. Taking
the defining dimensions of EDTs (strategic,
operational, tactical, technical, and
organisational), the methodological approach
starts by identifying and making problem
symptoms visible, together with the chains of
cause and effects, which typically originate and
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| SESSION 14 |
Human-centered
Design: Decoding User Preferences |
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| Wednesday,
August 27 |
Session Chair(s): Timo
Savolainen, Finland and Juyoung Kim, Korea
(South) |
Salzburg |
IHIET 1 |
| 12:00 -13:00
(CEST) |
Commute time analysis using mobile
location information
Juyoung Kim,
South Korea |
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Creating Safer Learning Environments
Through Universal Design for Learning Framework
Timo Savolainen,
Terhi Kärpänen, Finland |
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Integrating Model-Based Systems
Engineering and Stakeholder-Driven Design
Exploration: A Virtual Reality Approach for
Early-Stage System Development
Sarah Rudder,
Michael Preutenborbeck, Paul Weiser, United
States |
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Digital vulnerabilities and the
oldest-old
Chris Wales,
Ingvar Tjostheim, Norway |
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Emotion-Based Memory and Decision
System for Non-Humanoid AI Agents
Zhibing Lin,
China |
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Tracing
Human-Centered Design in Innovative High-Tech
Settings: a Human Readiness Level Assessment of
an Autonomous Ferry and Remote Control Concept
Hedvig Aminoff,
Sweden |
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Exploring
User Behavior and Validation Proficiency in
Assessing Responses from a Conversational Agent
Jiayin Huang,
Jonggi Hong, United States |
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| SESSION 15 |
Emerging
Technologies and Business Applications II |
Graz |
IHIET 7 |
| Wednesday,
August 27 |
Session Chair(s): Vladimira
Lipsova, Czech Republic and Michael Franklin,
United States |
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Automated 3D Ergonomic Assessment
from a Single Standard Camera for Confirmation
of Work Overload of Lumbar Spine
Vladimira Lipsova, Czech Republic |
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Delivery service and omni-channel
online-and-offline for retail collaborative
recommendations
Shu-hsien Liao,
Jian-Ming Huang, Taiwan |
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Pharmaceutical Innovation using
Graph Structure Matching
Michael Franklin, United States |
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Transforming Accounting Education in
the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Bridging the
Skills Gap with Intelligent Learning Systems
Dave Fallon,
Fateha Shaheen, Fleur Justine Middlebrough,
United Kingdom |
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Multi-Perspective AI Framework for Mitigating
Disinformation Through Contextual Analysis and
Socratic Dialogue
Manuel Delaflor,
Carlos Toxtli, United States |
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Learning
to Repair Through AI-Driven Geometry
Reconstruction for Sustainable Manufacturing
Sondos Jaziri,
Andrea Fernandez Martinez, Johan Vallhagen,
Santiago Muiños Landin, Spain
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Conference Dinner
Event
Wednesday,
August 27
17:00-20:00
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Special Event Sponsored by Department of the
Mayor and Governor of Vienna
(Rathaus - Vienna City Hall)
Conference Dinner: 17:00-20:00,
Wednesday,
August 27.
Location: 10-er Marie (Vienna’s
oldest Tavern/ Heurigen, since year 1740 -
Traditional Austrian Cuisine, More info)
Address: 222, 224, 1160 Wien, Austria (Google Maps)
Complementary social event for all
registered conference participants.
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Poster Demonstration
Sessions
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| SESSION A |
Poster Demonstration
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Tuesday - Wednesday,
August 26-27 [10:30 - 13:00] |
| A-1 |
Effect of Wearing Shoes on
Two-Handed Exertion Strengths in Different
Exertion Heights and Exertion Angles
Hsinhung Tu, Yung-Ping Liu, Taiwan |
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Exploring the Differences in 3D
Mental Rotation Performance Between Parkinson's
Disease Patients and Healthy Elderly Individuals
Minsheng Chen, Taiwan |
| A-3 |
Investigating the Driving
Performance of Stroke Survivors Across Different
Road Events and Types of Assistive Information
Wei-Ru Chen, Yang-Kun Ou, Taiwan |
| A-4 |
Impact of Physical-Virtual Distance
Disparities on Reading Performance in Augmented
Reality Environments
Kang-Hung Liu, Taiwan |
| A-5 |
Effects of display type and ambient
illuminance on users' performance, subjective
preference and visual fatigue using
Augmented Reality
An-Hsiang Wang, Yuan-Wei Lu, Huang Pang
Fang, Iling Shao, Taiwan |
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Driver situation awareness before
lane changes
Marijke Van Weperen, Jan Souman, Dehlia
Willemsen, Susanne Louvenberg, Netherlands |
| A-7 |
The influence of Chinese calligraphy
on cultural and creative product design: A
perspective of emotional preferences
Cheng Ma, Huajie
Wang, China |
| A-8 |
Dig!self: a socio-technical
framework for self-regulated learning for the
development of digital competences in teacher
training
Michael Jemetz,
Austria |
| A-9 |
Improving the Accuracy for
Biometrics using External Auditory Canal
Takeshi Hamasaki,
Jo Kawabata, Yujie Li, Yoshihisa Nakatoh, Japan |
| A-10 |
Technologies for safety helmet
detection on motorcycles
María Del Carmen
Rey Merchán, Antonio Lopez Arquillos, Jesús
Gómez De Gabriel, Juan Antonio Fernández
Madrigal, Spain |
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Optimizing Augmented Reality Displays for
Culinary Guidance: Investigating High-Contrast
Effects in Human-Machine Interface
Yuchen Yeh,
Yucheng Lin, Taiwan |
| A-12 |
Design and Fabrication of a Specialized Haptic
Feedback Device for Enhanced Human-Computer
Interaction
Chen-Tsai Yang,
Chingyu Liu, Jian-Shiun Ju, Athena Yang, Taiwan
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