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Empathetic Computing For Inclusive Application Design, Kenny Choo Tsu Wei Dec 2018

Empathetic Computing For Inclusive Application Design, Kenny Choo Tsu Wei

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The explosive growth of the ecosystem of personal and ambient computing de- vices coupled with the proliferation of high-speed connectivity has enabled ex- tremely powerful and varied mobile computing applications that are used every- where. While such applications have tremendous potential to improve the lives of impaired users, most mobile applications have impoverished designs to be inclusive– lacking support for users with specific disabilities. Mobile app designers today haveinadequate support to design existing classes of apps to support users with specific disabilities, and more so, lack the support to design apps that specifically target these users. One way to resolve …


Enabling Real Time In-Situ Context Based Experimentation To Observe User Behaviour, Kartik Muralidaran Aug 2015

Enabling Real Time In-Situ Context Based Experimentation To Observe User Behaviour, Kartik Muralidaran

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Today’s mobile phones represent a rich and powerful computing platform, given their sensing, processing and communication capabilities. These devices are also part of the everyday life of millions of people, and coupled with the unprecedented access to personal context, make them the ideal tool for conducting behavioural experiments in an unobtrusive way. Transforming the mobile device from a mere observer of human context to an enabler of behavioural experiments however, requires not only providing experimenters access to the deep, near-real time human context (e.g., location, activity, group dynamics) but also exposing a disciplined scientific experimentation service that frees them from …