Prior to PerDis, there will be the Comic Symposium 2015 on comics and space, hosted by the University of Fine Arts Saar (HBKSaar). Admission is free!
You can get some new perspectives on storytelling in urban spaces and new ideas to discuss at PerDis.
A good reason to come one day in advance.
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15:30 – 18:00 |
Masterclass with Laolu Senbanjo |
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18:00 – 18:30 |
Welcome |
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18:30 – 20:00 |
Presentations from Barbara Yelin & Roland Stigulinszky with artist interviews afterwards |
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20:00 – 20:30 |
Food, drinks and live music by Laolu Senbanjo |
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20:30 – 22:00 |
Presentations from Manuele Fior & Marijpol with artist interviews afterwards |
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22:00 – openend |
Music, Drinks and Comics |
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14:00 – 17:00 |
Tutorials HBK Saar Urban HCI - Understanding space for the design of novel media architecture interfaces – Tutorial 1 Pervasive Displays - Developing & deploying applications – Tutorial 2 |
17:00 – openend |
Welcome reception Media Gallery @ HBK Saar |
8:30 – 8:50 |
Welcome VisRoom |
8:50 – 10:00 |
Keynote Soenke Zehle Abstract - As envisioned by the pioneers of ambient intelligence, the technologies of communication, networking, and sensing are disappearing into the 'ambient commons' of our urban environments. Exemplified by the becoming-pervasive of displays and related infrastructures of visualization, ambient media refers to the environmentalization of media: from media as (separate) tool to media as environment. The focus on ambience captures the environmental character of media, but also recalls the holistic interest in the implications of ambient media. Still shared by ambient intelligence pioneers, this holism has become marginal to contemporary idioms of technological innovation. In the coming age of ambient media, we need to comprehend media both as a set of discrete technologies (subject to co-design, reappropriation, and collective governance) and a condition, changes in which call for a new politics of the environment. CV - Lecturer in Media Theory at the Academy of Fine Arts Saar, Soenke Zehle also co-initiated and currently works as managing director of the academy's xm:lab - Experimental Media Lab. Drawing on his background in comparative literature, philosophy, and translation, he frequently co-develops arts-and-technology research projects with a particular focus on practice-based and transcultural approaches. Recent research has emphasized the relationship between algorithmic cultures and the status of aesthetic experience. For more info see http://www.xmlab.org/about/people/zehle/ Room: VisRoom |
10:00 – 10:30 |
Coffee Break |
10:30 – 12:10 |
Session #1: Engagement and Attention Room: VisRoom – Chair: Patrick Tobias Fischer People Watcher: An App to Record and Analyzing Spatial Behavior of Ubiquitous Interaction Technologies – Paper Understanding Display Blindness in Future Display Deployments – Paper Should Public Displays be Interactive? Evaluating the Impact of Interactivity on Audience Engagement – Paper Increasing user engagement with distributed public displays through the awareness of peer interactions – Paper ENGAGE: Early Insights in Measuring Multi-Device Engagements – Paper |
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12:10 – 13:30 |
Lunch Room Reuse |
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13:30 – 15:10 |
Session #2: Devices and Gestures Room: VisRoom – Chair: Nigel Davies Short-range optical interaction between smartphones and public displays – Paper CloudDrops: Stamp-sized Pervasive Displays – Paper Ubi-FX: Ubiquitous Effects with Multiple Pan-Tilt Projector and Camera Units for Entertainment – Paper Interaction in Motion with Mobile Projectors: Design Considerations – Paper Archive Interfaces: Toward the User as Co-Curator – Video AUR: Augmented Urban Reality – Video |
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15:10 – 15:40 |
Coffee Break VisCenter |
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15:40 – 17:00 |
Session #3: Media Facades Room: VisRoom – Chair: Vassilis Kostakos Public Brewing – Paper Blinking Lights and Other Revelations – Experiences Designing Hybrid Media Facades – Paper StarLight - Exploring Embodied Interactions with Media Architecture and Large Public Audiences – Paper Castle-Sized Interfaces: An Interactive Facade Mapping – Paper |
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17:00 – 20:00 |
Poster & Demo Reception VisCenter A Real-Time Bidding Platform for Public Displays – Poster An application framework for place-based displays with mobile interaction – Demo An Interactive Planetary System for High-Resolution Media Facades – Demo Application features to convey peers’ interactions to engage users in a display network – Demo autoUI-ML: A design language for the flexible creation of automotive GUIs based on semantically represented data – Poster BIM|MAR: Assembling physical objects by virtual information – Demo Cast Together: Inclusive and Unobtrusive Mobile Interactions with a Situated Display – Poster CEPBoard - Collaborative Electronic Performance Board and Editor for Production Environments in Industry 4.0 – Poster Cognitive Monitoring via Eye Tracking in Virtual Reality Pedestrian Environments – Demo Collaborative Newspaper Demo: Exploring an adaptive Scrolling Algorithm in a Multi-user Reading Scenario – Demo Common Gestures: Visual Design for a Collaborative Archive Interface – Demo Demo: Making Lottery-based Scheduling Decisions Visible – Demo Lichtform: A Shape Changing Light Installation – Demo Multi-User Usability Guidelines for Interactive Wall-Display Applications – Poster PaperFlow: A Gamified Multitouch Application to Increase Motivation
Physically Guiding Touch Screen Interaction with Public Displays – Demo The Knowledge Window: How Does Technology Improve Printed Posters – Demo There is more to Interaction with Public Displays than Kinect: Using Wearables to Interact with Public Displays – Poster VEII: A Toolkit for Editing Multimedia Content of Interactive Installations On-site – Demo WeatherUSI: Crowdsourcing Weather Experience on Public Displays – Poster |
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8:30 – 10:00 |
Session #4: Implementation Concerns Room: VisRoom – Chair: Rui José Touch OK to Continue: Error Messages and Affective Response on Interactive Public Displays – Paper Interaction Proxemics: Combining Physical Spaces for Spatial-dependent Interaction – Paper Gravity Games - A Framework for Interactive Space Physics on Media Facades – Paper Are You Feeling Lucky? : Lottery-based Scheduling for Public Displays – Paper Breathing Display: Exploring the Effects of a Responsive Installation on People’s Behaviour in Public Space – Video |
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10:00 – 10:30 |
Coffee Break VisCenter |
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10:30 – 12:10 |
Session #5: Specific Applications Room: VisRoom – Chair: Sarah Clinch In-Car Touch Screen Interaction: Comparing Standard, Finger-Specific and Multi-Finger Interaction – Paper Design sensitivities from public expression practices with non-digital displays – Paper They want to tell us: Attention-aware Design and Evaluation of Ambient Displays for Learning – Paper Construction on Display: Exploring the Use of Public Displays on Construction Sites – Paper Collaborative Newspaper: Exploring an adaptive Scrolling Algorithm in a Multi-user Reading Scenario – Paper |
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12:10 – 13:30 |
Lunch Room Reuse |
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13:30 – 15:10 |
Session #6: In the Wild Room: VisRoom – Chair: Anotio Krüger Public Photos, Private Concerns: Uncovering Privacy Concerns of User Generated Content Created Through Networked Public Displays – Paper Insights from Deploying See-Through Augmented Reality Signage in the Wild – Paper Interactive Study of WallSHOP: Multiuser Connectivity between Public Digital Advertising and Private Devices for Personalized Shopping – Paper Enter the Circle: Blending Spherical Displays and Playful Embedded Interaction in Public Spaces – Paper The Role of Tangible Interaction in Exploring Information on Public Visualization Displays – Paper |
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15:10 – 15:40 |
Coffee Break VisCenter |
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15:40 – 16:40 |
Session #7: Imaginative Interfaces Room: VisRoom – Chair: Nemanja Memarovic ShadowTouch: a Multi-user Application Selection Interface for Interactive Public Displays – Paper Exploring the Potential of Depictions with Sun Reflections – Paper An Interactive Curtain for Media Usage in the Shower – Paper |
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16:40 – 17:15 |
TownHall Meeting Room: VisRoom |
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17:15 – 17:45 |
Closing Remarks Room: VisRoom |
An Interactive Curtain for Media Usage in the Shower
Markus Funk, Stefan Schneegass, Michael Behringer, Niels Henze, Albrecht Schmidt
Are You Feeling Lucky? : Lottery-based Scheduling for Public Displays
Mateusz Mikusz, Sarah Clinch, Nigel Davies
Blinking Lights and Other Revelations – Experiences Designing Hybrid Media Facades
Marius Hoggenmueller, Alexander Wiethoff
Castle-Sized Interfaces: An Interactive Facade Mapping
Patrick Tobias Fischer, Anke von der Heide, Eva Hornecker, Sabine Zierold, Andreas Kästner, Felix Dondera, Matti Wiegmann, Fernando Millan, Jonas Lideikis, Aidas Cergelis, Reinaldo Verde, Christoph Drews, Till Fastnacht, Kai Gerrit Lünsdorf, Djamel Merat, Aryan Khosravani, Hesam Jannesar
CloudDrops: Stamp-sized Pervasive Displays
Simon Olberding, Jürgen Steimle, Suranga Nanayakkara, Pattie Maes
Collaborative Newspaper: Exploring an adaptive Scrolling Algorithm in a Multi-user Reading Scenario
Christian Lander, Marco Speicher, Norine Coenen, Sebastian Biewer, Denise Paradowski, Antonio Krüger
Construction on Display: Exploring the Use of Public Displays on Construction Sites
Nemanja Memarovic
Design sensitivities from public expression practices with non-digital displays
Pedro Coutinho, Rui José
ENGAGE: Early Insights in Measuring Multi-Device Engagements
Rachel Jones, Sarah Clinch, Jason Alexander, Nigel Davies, Mateusz Mikusz
Enter the Circle: Blending Spherical Displays and Playful Embedded Interaction in Public Spaces
Julie Williamson, Daniel Sundén
Exploring the Potential of Depictions with Sun Reflections
Patrick Tobias Fischer, Eva Hornecker, Johann Gielen, Johannes Hartmann, Marco Schmandt, Anna Rack, Marie Bornemann, Felix Dondera, Herbert Grinda
Gravity Games - A Framework for Interactive Space Physics on Media Facades
Marcel Köster, Michael Schmitz, Sven Gehring
In-Car Touch Screen Interaction: Comparing Standard, Finger-Specific and Multi-Finger Interaction
Ashley Colley, Jani Väyrynen, Jonna Häkkilä
Increasing user engagement with distributed public displays through the awareness of peer interactions
Maximilian Müller, Nuno Otero, Aris Alissandrakis, Marcelo Milrad
Insights from Deploying See-Through Augmented Reality Signage in the Wild
Ashley Colley, Leena Ventä-Olkkonen, Florian Alt, Jonna Häkkilä
Interaction in Motion with Mobile Projectors: Design Considerations
Alexandru Dancu, Zlatko Franjcic, Ayça ünlüer, Morten Fjeld
Interaction Proxemics: Combining Physical Spaces for Spatial-dependent Interaction
Tilman Dingler, Markus Funk, Florian Alt
Interactive Study of WallSHOP: Multiuser Connectivity between Public Digital Advertising and Private Devices for Personalized Shopping
Masafumi Muta, Soh Masuko, Keiji Shinzato, Adiyan Mujibiya
People Watcher: An App to Record and Analyzing Spatial Behavior of Ubiquitous Interaction Technologies
Nicholas Dalton, Ruth Conroy Dalton, Christoph Hoelscher
Public Brewing – a Media Facade with a Mixed Reality Interface
Daniel Drochtert, Chris Geiger, Michael Hogen, Alina Huldtgren, Okan Köse, Roman Wiche, Lukas Loss
Public Photos, Private Concerns: Uncovering Privacy Concerns of User Generated Content Created Through Networked Public Displays
Nemanja Memarovic
ShadowTouch: a Multi-user Application Selection Interface for Interactive Public Displays
Ivan Elhart, Federico Scacchi, Evangelos Niforatos, Marc Langheinrich
Short-range optical interaction between smartphones and public displays
Morin Ostkamp, Sven Heitmann, Christian Kray
Should Public Displays be Interactive? Evaluating the Impact of Interactivity on Audience Engagement
Mettina Veenstra, Niels Wouters, Marije Kanis, Stephan Brandenburg, Kevin Te Raa, Bart Wigger, Andrew Vande Moere
StarLight - Exploring Embodied Interactions with Media Architecture and Large Public Audiences
Alexander Wiethoff, Jana Gerstberger, Sven Gehring
The Role of Tangible Interaction in Exploring Information on Public Visualization Displays
Sandy Claes, Andrew Vande Moere
They want to tell us: Attention-aware Design and Evaluation of Ambient Displays for Learning
Dirk Börner, Marco Kalz, Marcus Specht
Touch OK to Continue: Error Messages and Affective Response on Interactive Public Displays
Hannu Kukka, Jorge Goncalves, Tommi Heikkinen, Olli-Pekka Suua, Yifei Zuo, Hannu Raappana, Mohamed Abdellatif, Olli Okkonen, Raul Jimenez, Timo Ojala
Ubi-FX: Ubiquitous Effects with Multiple Pan-Tilt Projector and Camera Units for Entertainment
Hiroaki Tobita
Understanding Display Blindness in Future Display Deployments
Nemanja Memarovic, Florian Alt, Sarah Clinch
An application framework for place-based displays with mobile interaction
Rui José, Maximilian Müller, André Felix and Bruno Silva
An Interactive Planetary System for High-Resolution Media Facades
Marcel Köster, Michael Schmitz and Sven Gehring
Application features to convey peers’ interactions to engage users in a display network
Maximilian Müller, Nuno Otero, Aris Alissandrakis, Marcelo Milrad
BIM|MAR: Assembling physical objects by virtual information
Boyana Buyuklieva and Marcin Kosicki
Cognitive Monitoring via Eye Tracking in Virtual Reality Pedestrian Environments
Daniel Sonntag, Jason Orlosky, Markus Weber, Yecheng Gu, Takumi Toyama, Eshan Nadjaran Toosi
Collaborative Newspaper Demo: Exploring an adaptive Scrolling Algorithm in a Multi-user Reading Scenario
Christian Lander, Marco Speicher, Denise Paradowski, Norine Coenen, Sebastian Biewer, Antonio Krüger
Common Gestures: Visual Design for a Collaborative Archive Interface
Soenke Zehle, Henrik Elburn and Christopher Kaiser
Demo: Making Lottery-based Scheduling Decisions Visible
Mateusz Mikusz, Sarah Clinch and Nigel Davies
Lichtform: A Shape Changing Light Installation
Philipp Schardt, Michael Schmitz, Hannes Käfer and Eric Hofmann
PaperFlow: A Gamified Multitouch Application to Increase Motivation and Participation in Scientific Research
Christopher Kaiser and Michael Schmitz
Physically Guiding Touch Screen Interaction with Public Displays
Ashley Colley, Lasse Virtanen, Jani Väyrynen and Jonna Häkkilä
The Knowledge Window: How Does Technology Improve Printed Posters
Constantin Taivan
VEII: A Toolkit for Editing Multimedia Content of Interactive Installations On-site
Thomas Kubitza,Sascha Thullner and Albrecht Schmidt
A Real-Time Bidding Platform for Public Displays
Tilman Dingler, Albrecht Schmidt
autoUI-ML: A design language for the flexible creation of automotive GUIs based on semantically represented data
Matthieu Deru, Robert Neßelrath
Cast Together: Inclusive and Unobtrusive Mobile Interactions with a Situated Display
Lauren Norrie, Roderick Murray-Smith
CEPBoard - Collaborative Electronic Performance Board and Editor for Production Environments in Industry 4.0
Vladimir Pavlov, Sönke Knoch, Matthieu Deru
Multi-User Usability Guidelines for Interactive Wall-Display Applications
Andrea Nutsi, Michael Koch
There is more to Interaction with Public Displays than Kinect: Using Wearables to Interact with Public Displays
Stefan Schneegass
WeatherUSI: Crowdsourcing Weather Experience on Public Displays
Evangelos Niforatos, Ahmed Fouad, Ivan Elhart, Marc Langheinrich
Archive Interfaces: Toward the User as Co-Curator
Soenke Zehle, Henrik Elburn, Christopher Kaiser, Simon Paehler
AUR: Augmented Urban Reality
Ava Fatah Gen. Schieck, Ana Maria Moutinho, Efstathia Kostopoulou, Russell Freeman, Shanaka Senevirathne, Chirag Grover
Breathing Display: Exploring the Effects of a Responsive Installation on People’s Behaviour in Public Space
Giuseppe Miccoli, Angeliki Bakogianni, Ava Fatah Gen. Schieck
This year the Symposium on Pervasive Displays will offer two tutorials. The tutorials will take place on June 10 from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm at the University of Fine Arts Saar, prior to the opening event.
Instructor: Patrick Tobias Fischer, Bauhaus University Weimar, Germany
Architects have used digital systems to allow them to enhance their concept design with lighting technology or pneumatic displays for quite a while now. However, they seem to overlook the interactive possibilities and qualities of this medium beyond pre-produced and generative content. Creating interactivity around media facades seems generally difficult especially due to its interdisciplinary domain.
In this tutorial participants learn how media facades can generate different types of interactive spaces in front of the screen. An exercise based on a spatial model from human-computer interaction research helps participants to understand problems of imbalance in interaction design between human, interface, and the medium of the facade.
This knowledge can be put into practice by content creators as well as system developers, interaction and interface designers.
Instructors: Nigel Davies & Sarah Clinch, Lancaster University, UK
Researchers in pervasive displays systems are often interested in creating long-term experimental deployments of their systems and applications. However, these deployments often end-up being short-lived, and failing to deliver the comprehensive insights anticipated. In this tutorial participants will learn how to minimise the risks of a failed deployment of pervasive displays and to maximise the benefits from their investment of research time and money. We will cover thee distinct topics: (i) the practical design decisions for field-trials of pervasive display systems including how to manage stakeholder expectations; (ii) software design issues for long term deployments and (iii) applications and evaluation of deployed systems. The tutorial is useful to both application and system level researchers and attendees will have the opportunity to experiment with a live digital signage system that can be used to support a wide range of research work.
The ACM OpenTOC is now available here!
