Human-Computer Interaction 2016, Volume 8 (original) (raw)

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18th HCI 2016: Toronto, ON, Canada

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    Margherita Antona, Constantine Stephanidis:
    Universal Access in Human-Computer Interaction. Interaction Techniques and Environments - 10th International Conference, UAHCI 2016, Held as Part of HCI International 2016, Toronto, ON, Canada, July 17-22, 2016, Proceedings, Part II. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 9738, Springer 2016, ISBN 978-3-319-40243-7

Multimodal and Natural Interaction for Universal Access

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    Ivana Soares Bandeira, Fernando Henrique G. Zucatelli:
    A Human-Computer Interface and an Analysis on the Drawing of Curves with a Face Tracker Mouse. 3-14
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    Li-Chieh Chen, Yun-Maw Cheng, Po-Ying Chu, Frode Eika Sandnes:
    The Common Characteristics of User-Defined and Mid-Air Gestures for Rotating 3D Digital Contents. 15-22
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    Maria Karam, Patrick M. Langdon:
    Evaluating Somatosensory Interactions: Designing a Handheld Tactile Acoustic Device for Mobile Phones. 23-31
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    Kyriaki Kaza, Athanasios Psaltis, Kiriakos Stefanidis, Konstantinos C. Apostolakis, Spyridon Thermos, Kosmas Dimitropoulos, Petros Daras:
    Body Motion Analysis for Emotion Recognition in Serious Games. 33-42
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    Somang Nam, Deborah I. Fels:
    Design and Evaluation of an Authoring Tool and Notation System for Vibrotactile Composition. 43-53
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    Yoshihiko Nomura, Satoshi Oike:
    Active-Wheel Mouse for Human-Computer Interface - Slippage-Perception Characteristics on Fingerpad. 54-61
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    Rupert Ortner, Jitka Annen, Tim von Oertzen, Arnau Espinosa, Javi Rodriguez, Brendan Z. Allison, Günter Edlinger, Steven Laureys, Martin Hamberger, Andrea Kammerhofer, Florian Guttmann, Christoph Guger:
    BCIs for DOC Patients: Assessment, Communication, and New Directions. 62-71
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    Konstantinos Papadopoulos, Marialena Barouti, Eleni Koustriava:
    The Improvement of Cognitive Maps of Individuals with Blindness Through the Use of an Audio-Tactile Map. 72-80
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    Andréia Sias Rodrigues, Vinicius da Costa, Marcio Bender Machado, Angélica Lacerda Rocha, Joana Marini de Oliveira, Marcelo Bender Machado, Rafael Cunha Cardoso, Cleber Quadros, Tatiana Aires Tavares:
    Evaluation of the Use of Eye and Head Movements for Mouse-like Functions by Using IOM Device. 81-91
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    Anderson Schuh, Márcia de Borba Campos, Marta R. Bez, João Batista Mossmann:
    Usability Evaluation of a Wheelchair Virtual Simulator Controlled by a Brain-Computer Interface: Lessons Learned to the Design Process. 92-101
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    Ikushi Yoda, Kazuhiko Ito, Tsuyoshi Nakayama:
    Long-Term Evaluation of a Modular Gesture Interface at Home for Persons with Severe Motor Dysfunction. 102-114

Universal Access to Mobile Interaction

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    Denis Chêne, Éric Petit, Sophie Zijp-Rouzier:
    How to Achieve Design for All: - "List", "Focus" and "Multimodality" as Minimal Requirements. 117-128
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    Karla de Oliveira, Jefferson Junior, Jefferson Silva, Nelson Neto, Marcelle Mota, Ana Oliveira:
    VoxLaps: A Free Symbol-Based AAC Application for Brazilian Portuguese. 129-140
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    Sandi Ljubic:
    Three Text Entry Methods Based on Smartphone Discrete Tilting: An Empirical Evaluation. 141-152
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    Kazunori Minatani:
    Braillet the Wristwatch-Style Refreshable Braille Display - Its Hardware, User Interface and Benchmarks. 153-161
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    Hari Prasath Palani, Uro Giudice, Nicholas A. Giudice:
    Evaluation of Non-visual Zooming Operations on Touchscreen Devices. 162-174
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    Miguel Páramo del Castrillo, Silvia de los Ríos Pérez, Juan Bautista Montalvá Colomer, María Fernanda Cabrera-Umpiérrez, María Teresa Arredondo:
    Proposal of an Alternative HMI Mechanism for Blind Android Users Based on Media Headsets as Input/Output Peripherals. 175-184
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    Philippe Roussille, Mathieu Raynal:
    LOVIE: A Word List Optimized for Visually Impaired UsErs on Smartphones. 185-197
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    Tsai-Hsuan Tsai, Hsien-Tsung Chang, Ming-Chun Yu, Huan-Ting Chen, Chun-Yi Kuo, Wei-Hung Wu:
    Design of a Mobile Augmented Reality Application: An Example of Demonstrated Usability. 198-205
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    Fong-Gong Wu, Carlos Cheang, SuHuey Tan:
    Task Performance of Color Adaptation on the Screen Display. 206-216

Virtual Reality, 3D and Universal Access

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    Mortaja AlQassab, David Wang:
    Human Performance and Cognitive Workload in Multi-sensory Virtual Environments. 219-230
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    Mortaja AlQassab, Adam Gomes, Maria Karam, David Wang, Zhechen Du, Orion Bruckman, Richard Bustos:
    The Impact of Tactile Sensations on Virtual Reality Impairment. 231-240
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    Erico de Souza Veriscimo, João Luiz Bernardes Jr.:
    Autonomous Identification of Virtual 3D Objects by Visually Impaired Users with Proprioception and Audio Feedback. 241-250
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    Erico de Souza Veriscimo, João Luiz Bernardes Jr.:
    3D Interaction Accessible to Visually Impaired Users: A Systematic Review. 251-260
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    Atsushi Hoshina, Yoshiko Okada, Irini Giannopulu, Midori Sugaya:
    Haptic Virtual Approach: Biological Effect on Touching and Viewing. 261-270
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    Ryota Kimura, Kohei Iwata, Takahiro Totani, Toshiaki Miyao, Takehito Kojima, Hiroki Takada, Hiromu Ishio, Chizue Uneme, Masaru Miyao, Masumi Takada:
    Measurement of Lens Focus Adjustment While Wearing a See-Through Head-Mounted Display. 271-278
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    Fumiya Kinoshita, Kohei Iwata, Yasuyuki Matsuura, Masaru Miyao, Hiroki Takada:
    Changes of Potential Functions While Maintaining Upright Postures After Exposure to Stereoscopic Video Clips. 279-286
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    Andreas Kratky:
    Metaphor and Storytelling in Interface Design for Virtual Reality. 287-300
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    Maryam Moafimadani, Adam Gomes, Karl Zabjek, Reinhard Zeller, David Wang:
    Haptic Training Simulator for Pedicle Screw Insertion in Scoliosis Surgery. 301-311
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    Kouki Nagamune, Yosuke Uozumi, Yoshitada Sakai:
    Automation of the Simple Test for Evaluating Hand Function Using Leap Motion Controller. 312-319
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    Michael Ostrander, Tony Morelli:
    Using Virtual Reality to Enhance Vision for People Who Are Blind in One Eye. 320-328
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    José I. Rodrigues, Mauro J. G. Figueiredo, João Bernardes, César D. F. Gonçalves:
    3D Modeling of the Milreu Roman Heritage with UAVs. 329-337
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    Frode Eika Sandnes:
    Communicating Panoramic 360 Degree Immersed Experiences: A Simple Technique for Sketching in 3D. 338-346
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    Akihiro Sugiura, Takehito Kojima, Hiroki Takada, Kunihiko Tanaka, Masaru Miyao:
    Relationship Between Feeling of Presence and Visually Induced Motion Sickness While Viewing Stereoscopic Movies. 347-355

Intelligent and Assistive Environments

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    Silvia Ceccacci, Lorenzo Cavalieri, Francesca Gullà, Roberto Menghi, Michele Germani:
    A Universal Design Method for Adaptive Smart Home Environment. 359-369
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    Miguel Farrajota, João M. F. Rodrigues, J. M. Hans du Buf:
    A Deep Neural Network Video Framework for Monitoring Elderly Persons. 370-381
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    Eleni Efthimiou, Stavroula-Evita Fotinea, Theodore Goulas, Athanasia-Lida Dimou, Maria Koutsombogera, Vassilis Pitsikalis, Petros Maragos, Costas S. Tzafestas:
    The MOBOT Platform - Showcasing Multimodality in Human-Assistive Robot Interaction. 382-391
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    Chen Guo, Yingjie Victor Chen, Zhenyu Cheryl Qian, Yue Ma, Hanhdung Dinh, Saikiran Anasingaraju:
    Designing a Smart Scarf to Influence Group Members' Emotions in Ambience: Design Process and User Experience. 392-402
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    Takashi Isezaki, Arinobu Niijima, Akihiro Miyata, Tomoki Watanabe, Osamu Mizuno:
    Wheelchair Users' Psychological Barrier Estimation Based on Inertial and Vital Data. 403-413
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    Ioannis Kostavelis, Dimitrios Giakoumis, Sotiris Malassiotis, Dimitrios Tzovaras:
    Human Aware Robot Navigation in Semantically Annotated Domestic Environments. 414-423
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    Shu Matsuura:
    Use of See-Through Wearable Display as an Interface for a Humanoid Robot. 424-433
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    Niccolò Mora, Ilaria De Munari, Paolo Ciampolini:
    Hybrid BCI Systems as HCI in Ambient Assisted Living Scenarios. 434-443
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    Nikolaos Partarakis, Iosif Klironomos, Margherita Antona, George Margetis, Dimitris Grammenos, Constantine Stephanidis:
    Accessibility of Cultural Heritage Exhibits. 444-455
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    João Soares de Oliveira Neto, Sergio Takeo Kofuji:
    Inclusive Smart City: An Exploratory Study. 456-465
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    Kevin C. Tseng, Huu-Kha Hoang, Po-Hsin Huang:
    A Study Exploring the Concept of Virtual Windows for the Elderly. 466-471

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