Titlebook: Advances in Usability, User Experience, Wearable and Assistive Technology; Proceedings of the A Tareq Z. Ahram,Christianne S. Falcão Confer

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Tareq Z. Ahram,Christianne S. FalcãoReports on novel design strategies for improving users‘ engagement.Proposes innovative solutions for integrating virtual and augmented reality.Bridges between practical experience and academic researc

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Detecting Daytime Bruxism Through Convenient and Wearable Around-the-Ear Electrodesd unobtrusive detection systems are required. Unfortunately, especially for daytime bruxism, such systems still rely on electrodes placed on the face, recording diaries, and manual algorithm tuning. In this work, we present a novel approach for bruxing event detection using comfortable and inconspic

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On the Diversity of Self-tracking Purposes: Systematizing the Objectives in Tracking Oneselfe “Quantified Selfers”. A pivotal question to further develop appropriate tools tailored to people’s needs in the future is: For what purposes do people try to systematically track their data digitally? This question is fundamental as different goals of tracking might lead to different needs and req

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Wearables for Quality Assurance in Manual Assembly: A Qualitative Studyxamining the usage of wearables for business purposes, it can be determined that wearables are not yet widespread in the production industry. However, wearables offer significant optimization opportunities in terms of increased efficiency, error reduction, and quality control, as well as more econom

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The Pattern-Making and Refinement of a Smart Compression Trouser Design for Taiwan University Footbaoys a non-random sample to interview 30 footballers to collect their body measurement data, and to survey their intended use of the garments, in order to determine the appropriate smart garment sizing. The garments are constructed using a hands-on method, involving manual body measurements, and usin

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Detection of Racial Bias from Physiological Responsesersists. Our goal is to better understand and detect the physiological and behavioral indicators of implicit biases. This paper investigates whether we can reliably detect racial bias from physiological responses, including heart rate, conductive skin response, skin temperature, and micro-body movem

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Pilot State Monitoring Wearable Systems in Real Environment: Pilot’s Usability and Acceptance Feedbathat could potentially lead to cognitive fatigue. In this situation, the likelihood of human errors/mistakes could also increase. The main challenge of the present research is to validate and implement a Pilot State Monitoring (PSM) wearable system and near-infrared cameras to identify actual stress