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Augmented Humanity using
Wearable and Mobile Devices for Health and Wellbeing MobileHCI'18, September 3rd - 6th, Barcelona, Spain
Nowadays we have witnessed the increased application of wearable and
mobile devices in remote care and preventive digital health programs
through integration of body-worn and ambient sensors into consumer
electronics and accessories. Among others, this workshop is to
address the following topics:
- what those body-worn and ambient
sensors can be designed to detect human health signals
- what interface should be designed
to interact with wearable health devices
- what health signals should be
collected for health diagnose and wellbeing monitoring
- how those data can be collected, analyzed and presented for early
detection of potential health issues and reliable monitoring of
wellbeing.
This workshop is expected to bring technologists and health
researchers and professionals to exchange and discuss current state of
the art of developments of wearable and mobile technologies and their
applications in health and wellbeing, and set up and a R&D agenda for
future research and collaboration. A special issue on "Augmented Humanity using Wearable and Mobile Devices for Health and Wellbeing" has been confirmed with International Journal of Human-Computer Studies.
Workshop talks:
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Title |
Authors |
| 1 |
Personalizable
Remote Elderly Care based on Sensors and Trigger-Action Rules |
Marco
Manca, Fabio Paternò, Carmen Santoro |
| 2 |
Designing
an Interactive Skating Dress |
Jonna
Häkkilä, Veera Helander, Diana Jamoido |
| 3 |
Making
Physical Activity Fun & Playful: Investigating Fitness Games with
Children |
Ankita
Samariya, Jerry Alan Fails |
| 4 |
Integrating
Recommended Physical Activity in Everyday Mobility |
Maximilian
Schrapel, Michael Rohs, Anne Finger |
| 5 |
POINTS
- Playful objects for inclusive, personalized movement games |
Georg
Regal, David Sellitsch, Elke Mattheiss, Manfred Tscheligi |
| 6 |
Concept
Design of an Ambient Wearable Display for Activity Tracking |
Hong
Li, Emmi Harjuniemi, Jonna Häkkilä |
| 7 |
Providing
EMG-based Biofeedback for Preventing Muscle Tensions |
Romina
Poguntke, Benjamin Schirle, Desiree Brunner, Tung Anh Nguyen, Albrecht
Schmidt, Stefan Schneegass |
| 8 |
An
Interactive Visualization Tool for Sensor-based Multidimensional Physical
Data Analysis |
Chuxuan
Tong, Jinglan Zhang, Alok Kumar Chowdhury, Stewart G. Trost |
| 9 |
Exploring the Usage of Thermal Imaging to Unobtrusively Estimate
Affect States and Measure Vital Signs |
Yomna Abdelrahman, Peter Chan, Albrecht Schmidt and Frank Vetere |
Important dates:
Paper deadline: May 24, 2018 (new time!) Paper notification: June 7, 2018 (new time!)
Workshop day: September 3, 2018
Submission:
We invite all types of papers
(research, abstract or position) with any topics in relation to the
workshop. Please send your submission to
ahmobile2018@gmail.com.
Your submission should consist of a single PDF file in the
SIGCHI
Extended Abstracts Format. Submissions should be four pages
or less. All submissions will be peer
reviewed by the organizers for acceptance.
Draft
schedule:
9:00-9:10 welcome opening
9:10-9:50 Invited talk one
9:50-10:30 invited talk two
10:30-10:50 morning break
10:50-12:10 individual short presentations
12:10-12:50 plenary discussion
12:50-1:50 lunch break
1:50-2:50 group discussions
2:50-3:10 afternoon break
3:10-4:10 presentations from groups and discussions
4:10-4:40 summary
4:40-5:00 next steps and wrap up
Planned outcomes:
There are several desirable outcomes, including:
- A focused R&D community related to augmented humanity using wearable
and mobile devices
- A good understanding of the current state of art of R&D, challenges
and opportunities that will drive future collaboration
- An agreed R&D agenda related to augmented humanity using wearable and
mobile devices
- The beginning of joint research between different researchers
attending the workshop
Organizers:
Ms. Yomna Abdelrahman, University of Stuttgart, Germany
Professor Leila Alem, ArcSense
and University of Technology Sydney, Australia
Professor Mark Billinghurst,
University of South Australia in Adelaide, Australia
Dr. Weidong Huang, Swinburne
University of Technology, Australia
Contact:
Dr. Weidong Huang: weidonghuang@swin.edu.au
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