As of November 2nd I’m a post-doc researcher at SICS and the Mobile Life Centre in Kista (Stockholm), Sweden!
I’m very happy to be on the receiving end of an ERCIM post-doc fellowship and will be working closely with a.o. Lars Erik Holmquist and his excellent (and fun!) group of researchers. The research here revolves around mobile interaction, human-robot interaction, ubiquitous computing and physical and affective experiences, all from a user-oriented design perspective.
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Tagged human-computer interaction, human-robot interaction, Kista, mobile, Mobile Life, post-doc, Stockholm
This week we’ll be at MobileHCI’09 in Bonn, presenting a poster on our research within the Diadem project. One of the main goals of the Diadem project is to detect potentially hazardous airborne pollutants in urban-industrial areas using input from both a distributed sensor network and people through their mobile phones. In the proposed interaction model, a semi-autonomous system will use sensor data to detect abnormal situations, while people in the affected area will be requested by a mobile service to report additional observations, such as chemical smells (which may not be the easiest to describe).
This raises quite some interesting issues. Continue reading
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Tagged autonomy, human-computer interaction, mobile, MobileHCI'09, papers, phone, poster, research, sensors, social interaction, user studies, user-adaptivity
We have lots of new stuff going on!
We’ve just put up a survey on assistive agents in cars. The survey is part of both my dissertation work on human-computer interaction and of a larger study on assistive in-vehicle technology.
You can find the questionnaire here:
http://staff.science.uva.nl/~hcramer/CarSurvey
Filling out the survey will take you about 10-20 minutes.
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