With today׳ s ubiquitous computing technologies, our daily activities are continuously traced
by smartphones in our pockets and more of our everyday things are now connected to the …

Abstract Social Network Sites offer users the opportunity to portray themselves with much
freedom. People get an impression about a user based on this user's online profile, posted …

Increasingly sophisticated immersive, interactive visualization technologies are now coupled
to rapid expansions in ultra‐high‐resolution cultural heritage datasets. This chapter situates …

Interactive surfaces could be employed in urban environments to make people more aware
of moving vehicles, showing drivers' intentions and the subsequent position of vehicles. To …

Current uses of smartwatches are focused solely around the wearer's content, viewed by the
wearer alone. When worn on a wrist, however, watches are often visible to many other …

The growth of mobile and wearable technologies has made it often difficult to understand
what people in our surroundings are doing with their technology. In this paper, we introduce …

Interactive technologies like multi-touch tables enable museum exhibit designers to support
visitors' learning with a wide range of resources (from multimedia to dynamic feedback to the …

Social practice art may suggest new understandings of and strategies for participation in HCI—
but not in a straightforward way. Based on participant-observation at a major arts festival, we …

Visualizing heart rate on screen has become popular to measure physical activity
performance and progress towards set health goals. However, we believe that this prevalent …

In this paper, we discuss the requirements and critical challenges for creating and staging
interactive costumes in the theatre. Different to other types of performance, theatre costumes …