Conference Scientific Program
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Monday, August 26
18:30-22:00 (CEST) |
Conference Banquet and Reception:
18:30-22:00, August 26, 2024.
Location: BW Premier Collection Venice
Address: Rio Terà Lista di Spagna, 166, 30121
Venezia VE, Italy (Google Maps)
(Registered Participants Only - Badge or
Photo ID Required, Dress is business casual)
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Technical Sessions
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Scientific
and Technical Sessions: August 27-28, 2024
Location: IUAV University
of Venice
Address: Calle de la Laca,
2468, 30125 Venezia VE, Italy (Google Maps)
IHIET 2024 Final Program (PDF Download)
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DAY 1 |
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Plenary:
Human–computer Interaction |
IHIET 4 |
+ Rome Access Room
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Tuesday, August 27
9:00 - 9:45 (CEST)
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Plenary
Speech: Understanding
“Searching as Learning” in the AI Era
Speaker:
Dr.
Chei Sian Lee, Associate Chair, Wee Kim Wee
School of Communication and Information,
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Summary of Speech: Searching
as Learning (SAL), a learning process with
potential knowledge gain that occurs during
searches in a digital environment, is an
emerging field in human-computer interaction
(HCI) research, especially with the recent
technological advancements such as generative
artificial intelligence (GAI). Many studies have
investigated SAL’s learning perspective and
facets supported by traditional search systems,
such as web search engines, to access, search,
and retrieve information to fulfill users’
learning intentions. The impacts of GAI and
emerging technologies and their disruption to
the existing SAL process need to be clarified.
This presentation presents a series of studies
related to SAL and to understand how GAI can
help learners during SAL.
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Speaker Bio: Dr. Chei Sian
Lee is currently an Associate Professor at the
Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and
Information at the Nanyang Technological
University in Singapore, where she is also the
Associate Chair (Faculty). She is actively
involved in research on issues related to
everyday user-information interaction at work,
school or play. Specifically, her research
focuses on how digital and emerging technologies
can be designed to facilitate everyday
user-information exchanges and be used to change
social behaviors, benefit communities, and
create social good. She has been involved in
several funded projects in varying capacities as
principal investigator, co-investigator and
collaborator. More recently, she has been
investigating the deepfakes phenomena from an
information-oriented perspective. Her work has
been widely published in international journals
including Journal of Educational Computing
Research, Journal of the Association for
Information Science and Technology, Computers
and Education, Computers in Human Behavior and
New Media and Society. Dr Lee is currently on
the Editorial Advisory Board for Computers and
Education, Online Information Review, The
Electronic Library and Journal for STEM
Education Research. Dr Lee received her B.Sc.
and M.Sc. degrees in Computer and Information
Sciences from the National University of
Singapore and her PhD in Management Information
Systems from the University of Illinois at
Chicago, Liautaud Graduate School of Business.
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9:45 - 10:00
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DAY 1
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| SESSION
2 |
Human-centered
Design: Robotics and Intelligent Machines |
IHIET
1 |
+ Rome Access Room |
| Tuesday, August 27 |
Session Chair(s): Mahdis
Smith, Australia and Ana Colim, Portugal |
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| 10:00 - 11:30 (CEST) |
Autonomy at the Crossroads:
Knowledge Workers Teamed with Intelligent
Machines: A Qualitative Systematic Review
Mahdis Smith, Luke Houghton, Carla
Riverola, Ali Intezari, Australia |
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Ergonomics and Collaborative
Robotics: The synergy to prevent workload in
industrial assembly tasks
Ana Colim, Estela
Bicho, André Cardoso, Carla Alves, Amin Salimi,
Duarte Fernandes, Nuno Sousa, Nélson Costa,
Paula Carneiro, Sérgio Monteiro, Luís Louro,
João Gaspar Cunha, Pedro Arezes, Portugal |
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How many Robots is too many?
Findings about Single-Human Multiple-Robot
Systems
Estefany Rey-Becerra, Sascha
Wischniewski, Colombia |
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Robotisation of work - what are the
experiences among employees in automotive
industry company in the Czech republic
Vladimira Lipsova, Czech Republic |
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Empirical analysis of social
implications during the development of automated
driving
Nuria Brüggemann,
Sebastian Preis, Heinrich Claus Arnd Engeln,
Germany |
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The
Best Fit Framework for Human Computer
Interaction Research ‒ Is it possible?
Benjamin Botha,
Lizette De Wet, South Africa
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| DAY 1 |
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| SESSION
3 |
Artificial
Intelligence, Computing and Intelligent Design
I |
IHIET
2 |
+ Milan Room Access |
| Tuesday, August 27 |
Session Chair(s): Dennis Bakir,
Germany and M G R Harsavardhan, Singapore |
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| 10:00 - 11:30
(CEST) |
Beyond Age: Cultural Variations in
Conversational AI (CAI) Reliance
Jijin Elippatta, Ali Intezari,
Australia |
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Exploring The Use of ChatGPT4 API in
Approaching Math Word Problems
Joe Wong, Harsavardhan M G R, Kenneth Y
T Lim, Swee Ling Leong, Singapore |
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An Exploration of Machine Learning
and Reinforcement Learning for Emotional
Well-Being
Kenneth Y T Lim, Ryan T S E Chio, Zhi
Wen Lim, Singapore |
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SME-capable
Innovations-Management-System as a Service:
Artificial Intelligence by click
Robin Bakir, Maximilian Müller, Dennis
Bakir, Germany |
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| DAY 1 |
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| SESSION
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Augmented, Virtual
and Mixed Reality Simulation I |
IHIET
3 |
+ Florence Room Access |
| Tuesday, August 27 |
Session Chair(s): Jingoog Kim,
United States and Jendrik Bulk, Germany |
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| 10:00 - 11:30
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Design Process for Augmented Reality
(AR) Experiences from the Perspectives of UX and
Game Designers
Jingoog Kim, Lina
Lee, United States |
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Verification of an alternative
wheelchair control in a virtual environment
Jendrik Bulk, Benjamin Tannert, Germany |
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Collaborative Learning through XR. A
study of eye- and hand-based XR interactions to
support collaborative learning in the chemistry
classroom
Frank Heidmann, Boribun Wisanukorn,
Germany |
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Virtual Ergonomics - Ergotyping in
Virtual Environments
Stefan Pfeffer,
Marc Roessler, Simone Maag, Lisa Langwaldt, Lara
Schunggart, Markus Strigel, Abigail Senger,
Moritz Ochtrop, Germany |
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Development of an Innovative
Augmented Reality-Assisted Digital Twin
Human-Machine Interface for Advanced Monitoring
Capabilities
Tzu-Chieh Hsieh, Shana Smith, Taiwan |
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11:30 - 12:00
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| SESSION
6 |
Human–computer
Interaction: Focus on Artificial Intelligence |
IHIET
5 |
+ Rome Access Room |
| Tuesday, August 27 |
Session Chair(s): Violetta
Victoria Prossinger-beck, Germany and Boris
Djartov, Germany |
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| 12:00
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Using an Artificial Neural Network
Pre-trained for a Different, yet Comparable Task
to Evaluate Extreme-Affect Vocalizations that
Are Indistinguishable by Humans
Hermann Prossinger, Violetta Victoria
Prossinger Beck, Silvia Boschetti, Jakub
Binter, Germany |
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Through the Psychological Lens:
Unveiling Biases in Multi-Criteria
Decision-Making
Boris Djartov, Falk Maria Oswald, Jörn
Jakobi, Germany |
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Redefining Creativity and Artistic
Endeavours: Exploring the Impact of AI-Generated
Digital Art on Human Society
Amic Ho, Hong Kong Sar China |
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An AI-Driven User-Centric Framework
reinforced by Autonomic Computing: A case study
in the Aluminium sector
Ramon Angosto Artigues, Andrea Gregores
Coto, Jonathan Josue Torrez Herrera, Fernando
Lou Tomás, Sabrina Verardi, Mattia Giuseppe
Marzano, Andrea Fernandez Martinez, Spain |
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Document
Sharing without Internet Connectivity during
Study Abroad Programs
Saumick Pradhan,
Nathan Wick, Cedrick Kwuimy, United States
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7 |
Human-Technology and
Future of Work: Visualization and Analytic |
IHIET
6 |
+ Milan Room Access
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| Tuesday, August 27 |
Session Chair(s): Franziska
Scharold, Germany and Sonja Anna Mangold,
Germany |
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Algorithmic management and data
protection issues on work platforms
Sonja Anna Mangold , Germany |
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Interactions among digital maturity,
organizational conditions and use of Building
Information Modeling (BIM) in the Swedish
AEC-industry
Katarina Olofsson Hallén, Sweden |
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Automated Visualization for Visual
Analytics: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities
Vinay Kumar
Uppalapati, Bo Sun, United States |
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Classification of uncertainties in
agile development of mechatronic systems
Kristin Paetzold - Byhain, Franziska
Scharold, Germany |
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Interpolation and Depth Extraction:
A Case Study of Shan Shui Artwork Generated by
AI
Lai Man Tin, Hong Kong Sar China |
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Enabling
Factors in Complex Operations. Lessons from Jazz
Pedro Água, Vítor
Conceição, Portugal
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Smart IoT soundproofing panels for enhanced
environmental comfort
Luca Casarotto,
Lisa Battagliarin, Giulio Pitteri, Filippo
Carnovalini, Antonino Di Bella, Antonio Rodà,
Italy |
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| SESSION
8 |
Emerging
Technologies and Business Applications I |
IHIET
7 |
+ Rome Access Room |
| Tuesday, August 27 |
Session Chair(s): Rachael Boyle,
United States and Ingvar Tjostheim, Norway |
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AdTech’s AI Appetite: A Case Study
in Advertisers’ Perceptions and Concerns of AI
Integration
Rachael Boyle, Ruslana Pledger,
Hans-Frederick Brown, United States |
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Privacy Policy Analysis and
Evaluation of Mobile Psychological Consultation
Services in Saudi Arabia
Abdulmajeed Alqhatani, Saudi Arabia |
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Human Detection Method by 3D-LiDAR
with Low Calculation Costs
Haruki Mochizuki, Ryozo Kiyohara, Japan |
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Exploring the impact of Disruptive
Technologies on Talent and Innovation
Management. A Case study assessment and business
evaluation
Juan Ramon Campos Blazquez, Luis Jesus
Rios Pita, Mónica Segovia Perez, Spain |
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Sexting, age and digital
vulnerabilities
Ingvar Tjostheim, Chris Wales, John A
Waterworth, Norway |
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| SESSION
9 |
Applications in
Medicine and Healthcare |
IHIET
8 |
+ Milan Room Access |
| Tuesday, August 27 |
Session Chair(s): Yuna Haas,
Germany and Elton Moura, Brazil |
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| 13:00
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Stress, Anxiety, and Depression in
Young Adults: Findings from a User
Diversity-based Analysis
Victoria Knieling, Nirmalya Thakur,
United States |
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Establishing Sustainable Health
Services for the Medication of Elderly Chronic
Diseases: An Analysis Based on SAPAD
Yuxin Sheng,
Tingmin Yan, Yanhao Geng, Zijing Dai, China |
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Conceptual approach of an online
correction system for the stent production
Yuna
Haas, Eric Sax, Germany |
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Sustainable Use of Resources in
Hospitals: A Machine Learning-Based Approach to
Predict Prolonged Length of Stay at the Time of
Admission
Paolo Perliti, Anita Giovanetti,
Federico Bolelli, Costantino Grana, Italy |
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Systematic Gathering of Requirements
for Macroergonomic Analysis and Design for
Organizations in Brazil
Elton Moura Nickel, Flávio Anthero
Nunes Vianna Dos Santos, Patrícia Teixeira
Parrela, Isadora Pedreira De Assis, Brazil |
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| SESSION
10 |
Human-centered
Design: Transportation Research |
IHIET
1 |
+ Florence Room Access |
| Tuesday, August 27 |
Session Chair(s): Barry Kirwan,
France and Nao Ito, Japan |
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A Human Centric Design Approach for
Future Human-AI Teams in Aviation
Barry Kirwan, Roberto Venditti, Nikolas
Giampaolo, Miguel Sanchez, France |
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Analysis and Interview Survey to
Detect Subjective Fatigue and Accident risk of
Truck Drivers
Nao Ito, Takeshi Tanaka, Yun Li,
Shunsuke Minusa, Hiroyuki Kuriyama, Japan |
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Revolutionizing Automotive Industry
for Servicing An Autonomous Adaptive Lift System
Haissam El-Aawar, Omar Mohammad,
Lebanon |
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Age-based Differences in
Pedestrians’ Feeling of Trust and Safety when
Crossing in Front of a Real Communicating
Self-driving Car During Daytime or Nighttime
Aïsha Sahaï, Onoriu Puscasu, Natacha
Métayer, France |
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The Rolling Robot and the Human
Brain: Handover of the Driving Task in Automated
Vehicles
Peter Roessger,
Germany |
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End of Day 1 Sessions |
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| DAY 2 |
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Room
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11 |
Artificial
Intelligence, Computing and Intelligent Design
II |
IHIET
2 |
+ Rome Access Room |
| Wednesday,
August 28 |
Session Chair(s): Vanessa Mai,
Germany and Toby Lu, Canada |
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| 9:00
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AI-based Chatbot Coaching for
Interdisciplinary Project Teams: The Acceptance
of AI-based in Comparison to Rule-based Chatbot
Coaching
Vanessa Mai, Johanna Nickel, Anna Gähl,
Rebecca Rutschmann, Anja Richert, Germany |
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Empowering K-12 Educators to Address
AI Integration Barriers
Wanju Huang, Wonjin Yu, United States |
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Unravelling the Aesthetics and
Emotion: Exploring the Artistic Value of
AI-Generated Artworks
Amic Ho, Hong
Kong Sar China |
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BlindSpot: An AI-Powered Intelligent
Mirror Assisting with Facial Hygiene Analysis
for Blind People
Toby Lu, Canada |
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| SESSION
12 |
Augmented, Virtual
and Mixed Reality Simulation II
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IHIET
3 |
+ Milan Room Access |
| Wednesday,
August 28 |
Session Chair(s): Florian
Rudolph, Germany and Michael Prieto, United
States |
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Combining system dynamics and
agent-based simulation to evaluate and visualise
sustainable airport operations.
Florian Rudolph, Martin Jung, Axel B.
Classen, Germany |
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Identifying Users and User Needs for
AR Head Mounted Displays in Enterprise Settings
Mohammad Jeelani, Michael Prieto,
United States |
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The construction of egocentric and
allocentric spatial representations in
visual-spatial working memory in highly
immersive virtual reality (CAVE)
Olga Saveleva , Boris Velichkovsky,
Galina Menshikova, Grigory Bugriy, Russia |
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GlasgowSim - Glasgow Coma Scale
Simulation
Dominique Correia Deoliveira, Yassin
Rekik, Stéphane Malandain, Switzerland |
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Hybrid Improvisational Theatre: A
Thematic Review of the Production Processes
Daniel Lock,
David Gochfeld, Ben Kirman, United Kingdom |
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| SESSION
13 |
UX Design and Human
Perception |
IHIET 5 |
+ Florence Room Access |
| Wednesday,
August 28 |
Session Chair(s): Alice
Paracolli, Italy and Gautam Vishwanath,
Finland |
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Evaluation of Human Perception for
Pneumatic Tactile Feedback
Tzu Ying Li, Chen-Tsai Yang, Hung-Hsien
Ko, Wan-Hsin Hsieh, Shana Smith, Taiwan |
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Gamification to Enhance the
Mini-Conference: A Case Study from Researching
Digital Cultural Heritage
Gautam Vishwanath, Lily Diaz-Kommonen,
Finland |
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UX Sustainability in AI-infused
Objects: a systematic literature review of
available tools for Designers
Alice Paracolli, Venanzio Arquilla,
Italy |
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Data Visualization in the Public
Energy Sector: A Study on User Experience and
Satisfaction
Amanda Lentez, Gabriela Mager, Brazil |
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Exploring the Use of Universal
Design for Learning Features within a
Technology-Based Essay Writing Intervention
Anya Evmenova,
Kelley Regan, United States |
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10:30 - 11:00
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| SESSION
15 |
Emerging
Technologies and Business Applications II |
IHIET
7 |
+ Rome Access Room |
| Wednesday,
August 28 |
Session Chair(s): Mina Kim,
United States and Deborah Middleton, United
States |
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| 11:00 - 12:30
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Digital Transformation for
Sustainability: Industry 5.0 in UK SMEs
Mohammad Rashed
Khan, United Kingdom |
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GoodMaps: Assessing a Navigation App
Built on Camera-Based Positioning
Jennifer Palilonis, United States |
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Integrating space syntax methods in
building environmental simulations and urban
studies to enhance designer's critical
reflective practice.
Deborah
Middleton, United States |
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Impact of Cultural Values and Norms
in Trusting Biometric Technology
Zhaleh Semnani-Azad, Shih-Yi Chien,
Yannick Forster, Stephanie Schuckers, Katia
Sycara, Michael Lewis, United States |
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Deep
Surface Liquid Crystal Displays for Extended
Reality Applications
Ian Gonsher, Maya
Magavi, Minji Kim, Monica Bhyrappa, Claire Yang,
Selia Jindal, John Finberg, United States |
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| SESSION
17 |
Wearable
Technologies, Social and Affective Computing |
IHIET
3 |
+ Milan Room Access
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| Wednesday,
August 28 |
Session Chair(s): Sedef
Süner-Pla-Cerdà, Turkey and Margherita
Pillan, Italy |
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| 11:00 - 12:30
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Formative Usability Assessment of a
Rehabilitative Hand Exoskeleton – Directions for
User-Friendly Physical Interfaces
Sedef Süner Pla Cerdà, Batuhan Şahin,
Kutluk Bilge Arıkan, Turkey |
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Exploring the potentials of wearable
devices in research on wellbeing and stress in
workplaces
Margherita Pillan, Isabella Ruina,
Italy |
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Evaluating Ergonomic Design: A User
Command Interface for Industrial Exoskeletons
Olmo Alonso
Moreno Franco, Chiara Lambranzi, Roberto
Pitzalis, Matteo Sposito, Mahnaz Asgharpour,
Daegeun Park, Christian Di Natali, Luigi Monica,
Darwin Caldwell, Jesus Ortiz, Italy |
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Haptic (tactual), portable,
hands-free communication for body compliant
interfaces
Nils-Krister Persson, Sweden |
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Human-centered
Design: Decoding User Preferences |
IHIET
1 |
+ Florence Room Access |
| Wednesday,
August 28 |
Session Chair(s): Anurag Mathews,
United States and Shihan Tang, China |
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| 11:00 - 12:30
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Exploring the Risks of Password
Reuse across Websites of Different Importance
Anurag Mathews, S M Taiabul Haque,
United States |
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Human Factors in Alarm Response
Procedures: an Empirical Analysis of Paper
versus Digital support
Chidera Amazu, John Mcgrory, Maria
Chiara Leva, Gabriele Baldissone, Davide
Fissore, Micaela Demichela, Italy |
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Inclusive smart navigation service
design for the blind and visually impaired: a
proposal for the city of Genoa
Francesco
Burlando, Federica Maria Lorusso, Boyu Chen,
Italy |
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Designing Communities of Inquiry
using Evidence-Based Practices
Jennifer Richardson, Holly Fiock,
Stefan Stenbom, Janet Alsup, United States |
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The design of Generation Z camping
car system based on Grounded Theory-AHP method
Shihan Tang, Qijun Ye, Wenjing Wei,
Bowen Zhou, China |
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Bridging the Gap: A Comparative
Analysis in Creative Processes between
AI-Generative and Traditional Art
Amic Ho, Ruth Chau, Hong Kong Sar China |
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12:30 - 13:00
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End of Day 2 Sessions
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The
81st Venice International Film Festival
ART - ARCHITECTURE - CINEMA - DANCE - MUSIC -
THEATRE - HISTORICAL ARCHIVE
Organised by "La Biennale di Venezia" will be
held on the Lido di Venezia from 28 August to
7 September 2024. For more information please
visit La Biennale official site
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Poster Demonstration Sessions:
Tuesday-Wednesday, August 27-28 [10:00 -
14:00]
Poster Sessions Access Link: https://video.ibm.com/channel/D2wz29kLEWQ
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A |
Poster
Demonstration Session |
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Tuesday - Wednesday, August
27-28 [10:30 - 14:00]
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The Probable Impact of Social
Media on Your Brain
Jihyun Ryou, Sang Hee Kweon, Bo-young
Kang, South Korea |
| A-2 |
Survey of Research Issues and
Proposed Solutions for Detecting Parameter
Anomalies in System Logs
Hironori Uchida, Keitaro Tominaga,
Hideki Itai, Yujie Li, Yoshihisa Nakatoh,
Japan |
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Predicting Key Substance Levels in
Aquaculture through AI-Based Water Quality
Monitoring
Ki-hwan Kim,
Young-jin Kang, Seok-chan Jeong, South Korea |
| A-4 |
Virtual nature and psychological
outcomes: A systematic review
Angelo Panno,
Italy |
| A-5 |
Establishing a Virtual Ward
Simulation Environment at Arcada Patient
Safety Simulation Center (APSLC) at Arcada
University of Applied Sciences
Lotta Eronen,
Pauleen Mannevaara, Finland |
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Storage optimization through
removal and visualization of unnecessary data
in continual learning
Nobuhito
Manome, Shuji Shinohara, Shunji Mitsuyoshi,
Ung-il Chung, Japan |
| A-7 |
Legal implications for the
development of automated driving and AI based
Systems
Felix Amadeus
Flick, Germany |
| A-8 |
Using Artificial
Intelligence to Enhance Military Leadership
Training Performance Feedback
Rory O'brien,
Jay Brimstin, Randy Brou, United States |
| A-9 |
The role of
negative emotions in videogames
Thais Arrias
Weiller, Pedro Campos, Vanessa Cesário,
Finland |
| A-10 |
Harmony in
Cognition: A Melodic Review of AI and
Neuromarketing Synergy in Unraveling
Consumer Behavior
Ezgi Delen,
Abdulkadir Hızıroğlu, Turkey |
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