Ambient Intelligence

1. Track 3. Intelligence

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 233-233

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   2. Towards Computer Understanding of Human Interactions

      • Iain McCowan, Daniel Gatica-Perez, Samy Bengio, Darren Moore, Hervé Bourlard

      Pages 235-251

   3. Experimental Evaluation of Variations in Primary Features Used for Accelerometric Context Recognition

      • Ernst A. Heinz, Kai S. Kunze, Stefan Sulistyo, Holger Junker, Paul Lukowicz, Gerhard Tröster

      Pages 252-263

   4. Lino, the User-Interface Robot

      • Ben J. A. Kröse, Josep M. Porta, Albert J. N. van Breemen, Ko Crucq, Marnix Nuttin, Eric Demeester

      Pages 264-274

   5. Indexing and Profiling in a Consumer Movies Catalog Browsing Tool

      • Louis Chevallier, Robert Forthofer, Nour-Eddine Tazine, Jean-Ronan Vigouroux

      Pages 275-287

   6. An Integrated Framework for Supporting Photo Retrieval Activities in Home Environments

      • Dario Teixeira, Wim Verhaegh, Miguel Ferreira

      Pages 288-303

   7. A Robotic Assistant for Ambient Intelligent Meeting Rooms

      • Marnix Nuttin, Dirk Vanhooydonck, Eric Demeester, Hendrik Van Brussel, Karel Buijsse, Luc Desimpelaere et al.

      Pages 304-317

   8. Correlating Sensors and Activities in an Intelligent Environment: A Logistic Regression Approach

      • Fahd Al-Bin-Ali, Prasad Boddupalli, Nigel Davies, Adrian Friday

      Pages 318-333

   9. Methods for Online Management of AmI Capabilities Relative to Users’ Goals

      • Ittai Flascher, Robert E. Shaw, Claire F. Michaels, Oded M. Flascher

      Pages 334-348

2. Track 4. Natural Interaction

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 349-349

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   2. Interaction Design for the Disappearing Computer

      • Norbert Streitz

      Pages 351-355

   3. Natural Language Processing and Multimedia Browsing Concrete and Potential Contributions

      • Dominique Dutoit, Yann Picand, Patrick de Torcy, Geoffrey Roger

      Pages 356-371

   4. A Physical Selection Paradigm for Ubiquitous Computing

      • Heikki Ailisto, Johan Plomp, Lauri Pohjanheimo, Esko Strömmer

      Pages 372-383

   5. Users’ Preferences for Ubiquitous Computing Applications at Home

      • Katja Rentto, Ilkka Korhonen, Antti Väätänen, Lasse Pekkarinen, Timo Tuomisto, Luc Cluitmans et al.

      Pages 384-393

   6. Experiences Managing and Maintaining a Collection of Interactive Office Door Displays

      • Dan Fitton, Keith Cheverst

      Pages 394-409

   7. Applications of Vision-Based Attention-Guided Perceptive Devices to Aware Environments

      • Bogdan Raducanu, Panos Markopoulos

      Pages 410-418

   8. Addressing Interpersonal Communication Needs through Ubiquitous Connectivity: Home and Away

      • Natalia Romero, Joy van Baren, Panos Markopoulos, Boris de Ruyter, Wijnand IJsselsteijn

      Pages 419-429

3. Back Matter

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No symposium of this size can be organized without the help of many dedicated persons. EUSAI was organized by Philips Research in close cooperation with the ITEA Ambience project. Many people were involved in this joint effort and we are greatly indebted to them for their valuable contribution to the organization of EUSAI. Special thanks in this respect go to Ad de Beer for taking care of the local arrangements and to Maurice Groten for guaranteeing the financial budget. EUSAI has succeeded in bringing together a wealth of information on the research progress in ambient intelligence, and we are confident that these proceedings will contribute to the realization of the truly great concept that ambient intelligence provides. Eindhoven, Emile Aarts August 2003 Rene Collier Evert van Loenen Boris de Ruyter Le nouveau poème électronique On the occasion of the 1958 World’s Fair in Brussels, Le Corbusier designed for the Philips company a pavilion (see photograph below) that was later referred to as the neglected building by Le Corbusier, since it was dismantled after the fair. In his visually compelling book, Treib [1996] brought this object back to life, and positioned it as an ephemeral structure that exhibited a landmark multimedia production. The nearly two million visitors to the pavilion were exposed to a media show rather than to the typical display of consumer products.

• Ambient Intelligence
• Ubiquitous Computing
• cooperative environments
• intelligent buildings
• intelligent environments
• intelligent homes
• mobile ad hoc networks
• mobile computing
• natural interaction
• pervasive computing
• wearable computing

• Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, The Netherlands

  Emile Aarts

• Practice & Research in Intelligent Systems & Media, (PRISM) Laboratory, Department of Computer Science, University College Dublin (UCD), Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland

  René W. Collier

• Philips Research Europe, HTC 34, Eindhoven, The Netherlands

  Evert Loenen

• Philips Research, Media Interaction, Eindhoven, The Netherlands

  Boris Ruyter

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