Going beyond &amp;#x201C;beyond being there&amp;#x201D;: An inquiry into the use of brain-computer interface technologies and intelligent machine agents to facilitate inconspicuous communication

Saulynas, Sidas; Kuber, Ravi

doi:10.1109/cts.2015.7210466

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“…The need for inconspicuous communication that goes beyond normal communication modalities was examined in a study exploring the use of intelligent machine agents and brain-computer interface (BCI) technologies (Saulynas & Kuber, 2015). Through interviews and focus groups the study examined how a marching band needs to communicate during a live performance and discovered that there were many situations where ad hoc communication was needed yet all input modalities were situationally impaired preventing the effective sending and/or receiving of the information.…”

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Understanding Severely Constraining Situational Impairments When Accessing Mobile Technologies

Saulynas

2016

Electronic Workshops in Computing

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My research aims to investigate ways to support mobile users facing "severely constraining situational impairments" (SCSI) where multiple channels of communication are restricted, overloaded or unavailable. An empirical study will initially be undertaken to identify the range of limitations faced by mobile device users when facing unpredictable situations (e.g. when receiving a text message while concentrating on the road when driving). Based on the findings, a second study will be developed to map feasible forms of technology to the impairments faced. A final study will then be conducted to evaluate the efficacy of the mappings, with the ultimate goal of producing a set of guidelines that will inform interface designers when developing tools to support individuals who are facing severely constraining situational impairments. The outcomes of this research will hopefully inform design of mobile technology in addressing SCSIs. Situational Impairments. SIID. Mobile HCI. Interface Modalities

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Understanding Severely Constraining Situational Impairments When Accessing Mobile Technologies

Saulynas

2016

Electronic Workshops in Computing

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Going beyond “beyond being there”: An inquiry into the use of brain-computer interface technologies and intelligent machine agents to facilitate inconspicuous communication

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Understanding Severely Constraining Situational Impairments When Accessing Mobile Technologies

Understanding Severely Constraining Situational Impairments When Accessing Mobile Technologies

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