Workshop 1: Object Recognition for Input and Mobile Interaction
Workshop 2: The UX of IoT: Unpacking the Internet of Things
Workshop 3: NatureCHI – Unobtrusive User Experiences with Technology in Nature
Workshop 4: Mobile Interaction With and In Autonomous Vehicles
Workshops will be held on 4th September 2017. Attendance is by invitation — prospective attendees should follow the expression of interest or position paper process as specified and managed by each workshop's organisers. See each workshop's individual website, listed below, for submission and attendance details.
| Workshop | Room Allocation | Time |
| Object Recognition for Input and Mobile Interaction | Science Cafe | 9:30-17:00 |
| The UX of IoT: Unpacking the Internet of Things | Gr. Mani | 9:30-17:00 |
| NatureCHI – Unobtrusive User Experiences with Technology in Nature | Aula Lounge | 9:30-17:00 |
| Mobile Interaction With and In Autonomous Vehicles | Kleine Mani | 9:30-17:00 |
This workshop brings together researchers active and interested in the areas of object recognition for input for mobile interaction to share approaches and experiences, identify research and deployment challenges, and envision the next generation of applications that rely on widely deployed sensor systems.
Website: http://sachi.cs.st-andrews.ac.uk/activities/workshops/mobilehci-17/
The Internet of Things is technology, not user driven. This workshop will: 1) Discuss ways to better analyze IoT use cases 2) List UX sub-goals (e.g., configuration) that must be solved for the broader concept of IoT to work. If we can't talk about IoT in a more nuanced way, we'll never improve it.
Website: http://tiny.cc/mobilehci-ux-of-iot
Mobile technologies such as sports tracking, tourist guides, mobile phone integrated cameras and social media access have potential to both enhance and disrupt user’s experience of nature. The NatureCHI workshop focuses on the challenges and opportunities of interactive technologies in nature.
Website: http://naturechi.net/
We discuss: What can we learn from mobile HCI for the interaction design between drivers and autonomous vehicles? What opportunities for mobile HCI arise due to freedoms for drivers, when they take on the role of passengers in autonomous vehicles?
Website: https://hci.sbg.ac.at/sites/mobile2017_autonomous_vehicles
This workshop will bring together researchers from Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) and MobileHCI to explore issues of mutual interest. The programme will include a tutorial-style introduction to HRI, invited talks, lightning talks from workshop participants, and an opportunity for extended discussion.
Website: http://pubrob2017.pubrob.org/
The Quantified Self envisions self-improvement through data, but use of Quantified Self technologies is not necessarily so straightforward, nor without complications. In this workshop we will compile an interdisciplinary, critical perspective on the use of self-quantification for behavior change.
Website: https://sites.google.com/site/selfquantification/
Through rapid physical prototyping, we will explore the practical efficacy of using shape changing mobile devices in personal and collaborative environments, and identify key areas of future mobile device design.
Website: http://cs.swan.ac.uk/breaking-the-glass/shaping-workshop/