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Table of ContentsDevices that Alter Perception ··············································································· 1Carson Reynolds, Alvaro Cassinelli, Anthony Dunne, and James Auger∙ DAP‐01 Feel the Force: Using Tactile Technologies to Investigate the Extended Mind ······················· 2Jon Bird, Simon Holland, Paul Marshall, Yvonne Rogers and Andy Clark∙ DAP‐02 SocialSense: A System For Social Environment Awareness ······················································· 6Robert S. Brewer, Samuel R. H. Joseph, Guanghong Yang, Neil Scott, and Daniel Suthers∙ DAP‐03 Boxed Ego ············································································································································ 10Alvaro Cassinelli and Masatoshi Ishikawa∙ DAP‐04 Fear tuners – Prostheses for instincts ···························································································· 14Susanna Hertrich∙ DAP‐05 Gesture recognition as ubiquitous input for mobile phones ······················································· 17Gerrit Niezen and Gerhard P. Hancke∙ DAP‐06 Creation of Sympathetic Media Content ························································································· 22Stéphane Perrin, Giuseppe Riva, and Alvaro Cassinelli∙ DAP‐07 Aural Antennae ····································································································································· 26Carson Reynolds, Alvaro Cassinelli, and Masatoshi Ishikawa∙ DAP‐08 Learn Traffic State Based on Cooperative Localization ······························································ 30Zhuo Sun, Yiqiang Chen, and Juan Qi∙ DAP‐09 Spatial coverage vs. sensorial fidelity in VR ················································································· 34Alexis Zerroug, Alvaro Cassinelli, and Masatoshi IshikawaUbiquitous Systems Evalaution ··········································································· 38Graeme Stevenson, Steve Neely, and Christian Kray∙ USE‐01 A Quantitative Evaluation Model of Group User Experience ····················································· 39Zhu Wang, Xingshe Zhou, Haipeng Wang, Hongbo Ni, and Ruijuan Wu∙ USE‐02 Usability Study of Indoor Mobile Navigation System in Commercial Facilities ······················· 45Yutaka Inoue, Takeshi Ikeda, Kiyoshi Yamamoto, Tomohisa Yamashita, and Akio Sashimaiv ii
∙ USE‐03 Clinical Proof‐of‐Concept – A Evaluation Method for Pervasive Healthcare Systems································································································································································ 51Jakob E. Bardram∙ USE‐04 The Challenge of Evaluating Situated Display based Technology InterventionsDesigned to Foster ‘Sense of Community’ ···················································································· 57Keith Cheverst, Nick Taylor, Mark Rouncefield, Areti Galani, and Christian Kray∙ USE‐05 Situvis: Visualising Multivariate Context Information to Evaluate SituationSpecifications ········································································································································ 62Adrian K. Clear, Ross Shannon, Thomas Holland, Simon Dobson, Aaron Quigley, and Paddy Nixon∙ USE‐06 Simulation Framework in Second Life with Evaluation Functionality for Sensor‐basedSystems ················································································································································· 68Boris Brandherm, Sebastian Ullrich, and Helmut PrendingerDesign and Integration Principles for Smart Objects ································· 74Fahim Kawsar, Michael Beigl, Kaori Fujinami, Gregor Schiele, Jin Nakazawa,Susanna Pirttikangas, and Tsutomu Terada∙ DIPSO‐01 Advanced Middleware Support on Wireless Sensor Nodes ··················································· 75Daniel Barisic, Guido Stromberg, and Michael Beigl∙ DIPSO‐02 Using the Connected Home Platform to support user tasks as orchestrationsof smart objects services ·············································································································· 81Apostolos Meliones, Achilles Kameas, Dimitrios Economou and Christos Goumopoulos∙ DIPSO‐03 SOEML: A Smart Object Event Markup Language using Temporal Intervals ···················· 87Takuro Yonezawa, Jin Nakazawa, Hiroshi Sakakibara, Goro Kunito, Tomohiro Nagata,and Hideyuki Tokuda∙ DIPSO‐04 Configuration Method of Wireless Smart Objects ····································································· 93Karri Nikunen, Hannu Heusala, and Jere Komulainen∙ DIPSO‐05 Randomised Collaborative Transmission of Smart Objects ···················································· 98Stephan Sigg and Michael Beigl∙ DIPSO‐06 Experimental Wired Co‐operation Architecture of Recon‐figurable Small SmartObjects ············································································································································ 110Jere Komulainen, Hannu Heusala, and Karri Nikuneniii v
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