A tool for video content understanding on mobile smartphones

Falchuk, Ben; Glasman, Alex; Glasman, Konstantin

doi:10.1145/1409240.1409275

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“…The player can have a competition between a friend with the same application (e.g., to see who can get most points) or with a simulated friend (see Figure 8) within the application. Mobile Tiles [7] (Figure 13) is an advanced mobile application intended to enable non-linear browsing of temporal media -such as biomedical sensor data, charts, radiology imagery, etc. -in a light-weight pixel-efficient manner on mobile smartphones.…”

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“…Over the past several years, the research, intellectual property, prototypes, and pilots that we have built for our internal and external customers have given us a broad perspective in areas such as: interaction, mobile locationbased services [1][5] [6], information mashups [4], mobile user experience, advanced wellness monitoring [3], and advanced visual Web and mobile applications to promote activity and discovery [7] [8]. In this paper we weave lessons from our past work and relevant related work into a larger presentation of visual and interaction design themes in mobile healthcare.…”

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Visual and Interaction Design Themes in Mobile Healthcare

Falchuk¹

2009

Proceedings of the 6th Annual International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Systems: Computing, Networking and Services

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-The opening-up of mobile application development has enabled the launches of successful "app stores" for iPhone, Android, Blackberry and others, from which innovative mobile applications are available. The healthcare realm is not left out; scores of health and wellness-related apps are available, though most (but not all) are simplistic, highly derivative or not overly compelling from graphical, creative, or usability points of view. In this paper we take a broader look at mobile platforms, enablers, and example health care applications that are noteworthy or representative in one way or another -these include some of the authors own research. We look at a series of exemplary and topical real-world examples to help us identify and support several overarching themes salient to mobile healthcare services. These themes include: the use of novel interaction techniques, the use of human-computer interface to encourage and mitigate movement and activity, and the use of graphics to improve the representation and understanding of medical, wellness, and life information. This paper, then, serves as a brief survey of existing health-related applications as well as an introduction to a few thought-provoking applications that "are not here yet" but promise to have an impact on mobile healthcare.

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confidence: 99%