Personalized privacy assistants (PPAs) communicate privacy-related decisions of their users
to Internet of Things (IoT) devices. There are different ways to implement PPAs by varying …

Connected homes and smart assistants shape the future practices of humans, but they do
not yet perfectly fit their needs and processes. Our research explores how smart assistants …

In this paper, we contribute an in-depth study of the mental models of various roles in smart
home ecosystems. In particular, we compared mental models regarding data collection …

Controlling smart homes via vendor-specific apps on smartphones is cumbersome.
Augmented Reality (AR) offers a promising alternative by enabling direct interactions with …

Central digitization of health records bears the potential for better patient care, eg, by having
more accurate diagnoses or placing less burden on patients to inform doctors about their …

Smart hospital patient rooms integrate smart devices for digital control of both entertainment
(eg, television and sound system) and the environment (eg, lights, blinds, and temperature) …

Smart home products continue to rise in popularity but have yet to achieve widespread
adoption. There is little research on how the general population perceives benefits of …

End-user development for the home has been gaining momentum in research. Previous
works demonstrate feasibility and potential but there is a lack of analysis of the extent of …

Studies of privacy perception in the Internet of Things (IoT) include in-laboratory evaluations
as well as investigations of purchase decisions, deployment, and long-term use. In this …

We draw on a qualitative study of homeowners who engage in do-it-yourself (DIY) home
repair and introduce" home worlds" as a conceptual lens to understand how interactions …