Abstract
First International Workshop on Expressive Interactions for Sustainability and Empowerment (EISE 2009) - Index
Highlights
Full SynopsisNew technologies are changing the way people interact with each other across distances, geographies, cultures, and devices
Tracking technologies are increasingly able to locate and follow people as they move through, or gesture in 3D space
Multi-touch surfaces and proximity sensing are set to be commonplace in business and leisure environments
Summary
New technologies are changing the way people interact with each other across distances, geographies, cultures, and devices. They present seven articles for sustainable design In addition to these papers, keynote talks were provided by Chris Burgess and Eric Shaffer and panel sessions were held to discuss the wide ranging issues involved in sustainability, empowering people — near to their place of work — and including them in the benefits that new technologies are providing. Overall this first international workshop on expressive interaction for sustainability and empowerment has shown that there is a critical mass of people concerned and excited about the changing world of new technologies. Technical Programme Chairs David Benyon Edinburgh Napier University, UK Sriram Subramanian University of Bristol, UK
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