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A digital photography framework enabling affective awareness in home communication (2000)

by O Liechti, T Ichikawa
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Digital photo browsing with souvenirs

by Elise Van Den Hoven, Berry Eggen - Proceedings of Interact 2003, IOS , 2003
"... Abstract: The concept design of a recollection supporting device is implemented as a portable Photo Browser using souvenirs as a graspable user interface. When brought into an intelligent room, the Photo Browser is able to recognize the presence of people, graspable objects, and available output de ..."
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Abstract: The concept design of a recollection supporting device is implemented as a portable Photo Browser using souvenirs as a graspable user interface. When brought into an intelligent room, the Photo Browser is able to recognize the presence of people, graspable objects, and available output devices. The ability of souvenirs to trigger recollections is used as a shortcut to (sub-) sets of photos. This paper explains the context and content of the accompanying video, which shows the Photo Browser, the associated souvenirs and displays in use.

Engaging the Periphery for Visual Communication on Mobile Phones

by Lisa Cowan, William G. Griswold, Louise Barkhuus, James D. Hollan - Proc. HICSS , 2010
"... While mobile phones have become ubiquitous instruments of communication and social interaction, they still require explicit interaction, placing high demands on attention. Engaging the periphery of users’ attention offers opportunities for awareness and interaction while reducing demands on attentio ..."
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While mobile phones have become ubiquitous instruments of communication and social interaction, they still require explicit interaction, placing high demands on attention. Engaging the periphery of users’ attention offers opportunities for awareness and interaction while reducing demands on attention and risks of disruption. We explore the mobile peripheral design space with Emotipix, an application for camera phones that turns the background of the phone’s display into a place for visual conversations. We conducted an exploratory 2-week user study with 6 pairs and one 4-person group, and found that Emotipix facilitated ongoing social practices. Our study shows that there is an unexploited opportunity to use mobile phones for peripheral awareness. We provide recommendations for managing users ’ expectations, desires for control, and privacy in mobile peripheral display design. 1.
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...provides a sense of well-being.sEmotipix is particularly inspired by the KAN-Gsframework, which explores the notion of affectivesawareness, defined as a sense of being in touch withsfriends or family =-=[21]-=-. KAN-G provides channel-basedspublish/subscribe photo sharing with networked digitalscameras.sDisplays are placed in the kitchen and othersdwelling spots, and buttons on the display (e.g.,s“Applause!...

Parallel job scheduling algorithms and interfaces. Research Exam for the M.S

by Cynthia Bailey Lee , 2004
"... High-performance computing continues to be dominated by the massively parallel processor (MPP) and cluster machine architectures, with 373 of the current Top 500 supercomputers in the world falling into this category. A single system typically costs millions or tens of millions of dollars, and suppo ..."
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High-performance computing continues to be dominated by the massively parallel processor (MPP) and cluster machine architectures, with 373 of the current Top 500 supercomputers in the world falling into this category. A single system typically costs millions or tens of millions of dollars, and supports a large and diverse user population, whose jobs each have unique resource requirements. How to best organize the running of these jobs is a mature but active research area. This paper reviews the methods, metrics and historical evolution of parallel job scheduling, in theory and in practice, and suggests Early supercomputers most often had a single processor or a small number (e.g. 2 or 4) of very tightly coupled processors (symmetric multiprocessing, or SMP, architecture). So scheduling was done in a timesharing fashion, with many or all of the jobs running at the "same " time. On the massively parallel processor (MPP) and cluster architectures that currently dominate (see Figure 1), it is more practical to
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...] 7.4 Evaluation Beyond Performance For a variety of applications, among them appointment alerts and reminders [DA00], delivery of messages and negotiation of message urgency [HS00] and communication =-=[LI00]-=-, it is commonplace to use as a measuring stick the example of what a human would do in place of the proposed software system. For the example of message delivery, a human executive assistant employs ...

Sharing Emotions about the Neighborhood and through the Neighborhood

by Olivier Liechti, Thomas Pham, Pitoyo Hartono, Alain Lala, Florian Broennimann
"... Abstract—In this paper, we reflect on two observations. The first one is that sharing artifacts such as photographs is a powerful and emotionally-rich form of social interaction. The second one is that we all associate emotions to the places that we visit. For these reasons, we are interested to exp ..."
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Abstract—In this paper, we reflect on two observations. The first one is that sharing artifacts such as photographs is a powerful and emotionally-rich form of social interaction. The second one is that we all associate emotions to the places that we visit. For these reasons, we are interested to explore new tools for capturing the ambience of neighborhoods and cities. We are also interested to develop ways for people to share these ambiences both on-line and in augmented physical places. We introduce our ideas in this domain and illustrate them with two ongoing projects: AmbiGrabber and Boxes and Lenses. With these systems, our goal is to create a basic set of technologies that will allow us to build and experiment with social applications in urban environments. Index Terms—Memories, emotions, affective awareness, mobile computing, ubiquitous computing, digital photography, public displays, augmented communities. I.
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...k at them. This is of course true for pictures depicting people (think of family portraits), but also for pictures depicting places. Some previous work have proposed the notion of affective awareness =-=[1]-=- to capture lightweight and non explicit communication patterns. Systems that make it easier for people to share photographs are well suited to support affective awareness. This is particularly true i...

Support Connectedness

by Joseph Edmund Corral, Christopher Schmandt, Joseph Edmund Corral , 2004
"... The practical demands of modern life obligate people to spend time physically seperated from the people they care about. To cope, people turn to communications technology like the telephone, e-mail, and instant messaging (IM) to maintain a connection with social contacts. These communication modalit ..."
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The practical demands of modern life obligate people to spend time physically seperated from the people they care about. To cope, people turn to communications technology like the telephone, e-mail, and instant messaging (IM) to maintain a connection with social contacts. These communication modalities are limited in their ability to provide social-connectedness by their failure to balance expressiveness, overhead, and social obligation. Clique Here is a mobile communications platform that attempts to address this limitation and support a higher degree of social-connectedness by complementing mobile telephone capability with media rich awareness and multiple lightweight communication modes. The Clique Here system consists of a mobile client, implemented on a camera embedded mobile handset, a home client, implemented
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...se. 4.4 Watchme The WatchMe project [14] is part of a growing research segment that explores how mobile communications technology can mediate communication within social groups and family units [3][4]=-=[11]-=-. WatchMe combines detailed awareness information with multiple modes of lightweight communication to form a personal communicator that can keep intimate friends and family always connected. A user’s ...

through Cell Phone Cameras

by Rich Gossweiler, Joshua Tyler, Rich Gossweiler, Joshua Tyler , 2005
"... digital story telling, awareness, cell phone, rss, weblog, time clustering, ease-of-use, ubiquitous computing, authorby-playing, browsing With a cell phone camera a person can take pictures and immediately transmit them to larger repositories using telecommunication channels. This provides the poten ..."
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digital story telling, awareness, cell phone, rss, weblog, time clustering, ease-of-use, ubiquitous computing, authorby-playing, browsing With a cell phone camera a person can take pictures and immediately transmit them to larger repositories using telecommunication channels. This provides the potential for anywhere, anytime picture sharing and story telling. It can also increase awareness among peers within a social network. But while we enjoy telling stories around this informal content, the necessary act of downloading, organizing and then presenting the digital media is tedious and can discourage frequent use. We present PLOG, an application that stresses ease-of-use story telling through cell phone photography. The user simply takes pictures and performs simple click-and-send uploads using their phone. From a local machine, PLOG automatically downloads the images; time clusters the pictures together and then presents them as story vignettes. These vignettes can be viewed different ways and at home, shared with friends or posted in public places. We describe the implementation of PLOG and discuss issues related to this light-weight method of story telling and awareness.
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... to create small groupings for story telling. FotoFile however was developed to improve the organization process of existing photos while PLOG attempts to create a simple story telling process. KAN-G =-=[LIEC00]-=- is much closer to PLOG, informing recipients when new photos are available. KAN-G was described as a framework with emphasis on awareness through digital pictures in the home and shares many of the h...

iv TABLE OF CONTENTS

by Lara Suzanne Cowan, Dr. Darren Dawson, Dr. Stan Birchfield , 2008
"... New models for the Tendril continuous backbone robot, and other similarly constructed robots, are introduced and expanded upon in this thesis. The ability of the application of geometric models to result in more precise control of the Tendril manipulator is evaluated on a Tendril prototype. We exami ..."
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New models for the Tendril continuous backbone robot, and other similarly constructed robots, are introduced and expanded upon in this thesis. The ability of the application of geometric models to result in more precise control of the Tendril manipulator is evaluated on a Tendril prototype. We examine key issues underlying the design and operation of ―soft ‖ robots featuring continuous body (―continuum‖) elements. Inspiration from nature is used to develop new methods of operation for continuum robots. These new methods of operation are tested in experiments to evaluate their effectiveness and potential. ii DEDICATION To my parents and teachers, whom I could not have done this without, and the
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...rawings sent from mobile devices. In the Digital Family Portrait [88], awareness of family members’ activities provides a sense of well-being. Emotipix is particularly inspired by the KAN-G framework =-=[75]-=-, which explores the notion of affective awareness, defined as a sense of being in touch with friends or family. KAN-G provides channel-based publish/subscribe photo sharing with networked digital cam...

SPARCS: Exploring Sharing Suggestions to Enhance Family Connectedness

by A. J. Bernheim, Brush Kori, M. Inkpen, Kimberly Tee
"... Staying in touch with extended family members can be a challenge in part because of the time and effort required, even with the help of current technologies. To explore the value of sharing suggestions in sparking communication and facilitating sharing between extended families, we iteratively built ..."
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Staying in touch with extended family members can be a challenge in part because of the time and effort required, even with the help of current technologies. To explore the value of sharing suggestions in sparking communication and facilitating sharing between extended families, we iteratively built SPARCS, a prototype that encourages frequent sharing of photos and calendar information between extended families. Results from a five-week field study with 7 pairs of families highlight a number of important features for an ideal sharing system to help families stay connected, including asynchronous chat and easily configurable sharing suggestions.
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...evelopers of future sharing systems for families. SPARCS OVERVIEW With SPARCS, we focused on supporting frequent sharing of small amounts of information through sharing suggestions. Previous research =-=[10, 12, 17]-=- suggests that a small amount of information (e.g., one photo or a trivial message) may be enough to create a sense of connectionbetween people. We chose to share photos and calendar information as t...

External Examiner

by Carolyn Erica Pang
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