Interactive public displays have matured into highly capable two-way interfaces. They can
be used for efficiently delivering information to people as well as for collecting insights from …

Interactive public displays are versatile two-way interfaces between the digital world and
passersby. They can convey information and harvest purposeful data from their users …

With the availability of displays in public space increasing, they have been proposed and
studied as platform for civic engagement. Due to their situated nature, public displays have …

Many activities that have traditionally been performed with different dedicated physical
artifacts are now done with personal mobile devices. Consequently, the privacy of mobile …

There is growing research interest in exploring how biometric data is and can be shared
across online social networks. However, most existing tools for sharing biometric data lock …

Anthropographics are human-shaped visualizations that aim to emphasize the human
importance of datasets and the people behind them. However, current anthropographics …

Despite the growing literature on public displays, there have been only a few initiatives to
clearly map the various obstacles to sustained and meaningful participation with this type of …

Many researchers have already begun using personal mobile devices as personal" sensing
instruments" and designed tools that reposition individuals as producers, consumers, and …

Public interactive displays (PID) are a promising technology for providing information and
collecting feedback in public spaces. Research on PIDs has shown that, like all public …

We are approaching an environment where ubiquitous computing devices will constantly
accept input via audio and video channels: kiosks that determine demographic information …