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Project | MADMACS

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Multiadaptive Dialogue Managementfor Cyber-physical Environments

Currently, networked cyberphysical systems are the basis for intelligent environments in a variety of settings such as smart factories, smart transportation systems, smart shops, and smart buildings. However, one of the remaining grand challenges for the new post-PC era of the Internet of Things is to transform the way how humans interact with and control such cyberphysical environments (CPE). Today, user-interface methodologies and technologies are still largely dominated by the traditional paradigm of human-computer interaction, where a single user interacts with a single stationary computing device. Therefore, the main goal of the MADMACS project is to lay the foundations for a new generation of user interfaces that are adequate for human-environment interaction in CPE. A major design goal of MADMACS is the creation of a multiadaptive dialogue management system that is adaptive in multiple ways: adaptive to various CPE, adaptive to diverse modality combinations, adaptive to a variety of interaction metaphors, and adaptive to diverse task domains and user models

Publications about the project

  1. Real-Time 3D Peripheral View Analysis

    Mehdi Moniri; Andreas Luxenburger; Winfried Schuffert; Daniel Sonntag

    In: Reiners Dirk; Iwai Daisuke; Steinicke Frank (Hrsg.). Proceedings of the International Conference on Artificial Reality and Telexistence and Eurographics Symposium on Virtual Environments 2016. International Conference on Artificial Reality and Telexistence and Eurographics Symposium on Virtual Environments (ICAT-EGVE-2016), Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, ICAT-EGVE2016, Pages 37-44, ICAT-EGVE '16,…

Sponsors

BMBF - Federal Ministry of Education and Research

BMBF - Federal Ministry of Education and Research