Ambient Interface Design (AID) for the Ergonomically Challenged

Ambient Interface Design (AID) for the Ergonomically Challenged

· The Ambient Intelligence (Aml) paradigm builds upon „Ubiquitous Computing‟ and human-centric computer interaction design. AmI systems are embedded, contextaware, and can be personalised. v The intention is to provide a synchronisation framework that will provide co-ordinated connectivity across various environmentally distributed devices via sensor data mapping to provide location-independent...

Ambient Interface Design (AID) for Aging, Independence and Disability

The global proliferation of increasing longevity in modern society has fixed a focus on assisting the elderly and those living with disability through computing technology. To remain independently empowered, a seamless integration through efficient affable interfaces is required. The Ambient Interface Design (AID) system intends to assist with finding personal preferences and also provide a syn...

Design Aid Tools for User Interface Designers

Design Aid Tools for User Interface Designers

Empirical results have shown that there is a real need for user interface development tools with domain competence based on human factors knowledge practised, and extended during ongoing use-in other words, development tools in which designers learn an demand. The paper addresses an important research approach in the area of user interface development tools, namely to discover helpful, unobtrus...

Ambient interface design for a Mobile Browsing Experience (AMBE)

Our preliminary research focuses on the development of an Ambient Mobile Browsing Experience (AMBE) system. AMBE is a communication and synchronisation framework that will provide integrated connectivity across heterogeneous geographically distributed devices. The intention is to provide persistent location-independent and appliance-sensitive viewing for the user, thus enabling Internet mobilit...