Mobile technologies are used in increasingly diverse and challenging environments. With
the predominantly visual nature of mobile devices, Situational Visual Impairments (SVIs) are …

The adverse effect of ambient noise on humans has been extensively studied in fields like
cognitive science, indicating a significant impact on cognitive performance, behaviour, and …

Near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) measures the light reflected from objects to infer highly
detailed information about their molecular composition. Traditionally, NIRS has been an …

Modern smartphones are built with capacitive-sensing touchscreens, which can detect
anything that is conductive or has a dielectric differential with air. The human finger is an …

Models of 2D targeting error patterns have been applied as a valuable computational tool for
analysing finger touch behaviour on mobile devices, improving touch accuracy and inferring …

Non-conventional contextual and environmental factors are known to adversely affect
mobile interaction leading to situational impairments. The term situational impairments was …

Emerging wearable technologies like head-mounted displays (eg, Google Glass) and wrist-
worn devices (eg, Fitbit, Apple Watch 2.0) are always available, have the potential to provide …

Mobile touch devices have become ubiquitous everyday tools for communication,
information, as well as capturing, storing and accessing personal data. They are often seen …

Authors' addresses: Zhanna Sarsenbayeva, The University of Melbourne, Melbourne,
Australia, z. sarsenbayeva@ student. unimelb. edu. au; Niels van Berkel, The University of …