Designing for mobility

Designing Meaningful Game Experiences for Rehabilitation and Sustainable Mobility Settings

This paper presents the approach followed in two ongoing research projects aimed to designing meaningful game-based experiences to support home rehabilitation, eco-sustainable mobility goals and more in general better daily lifestyles. We first introduce the need for designing meaningful game-based experiences that are well-connected to the relevant nongame settings and can be customized by/for...

Design Issues for Mobility Management Schemes in Data Networks

Mobility management of Internet nodes has been widely investigated over the last few years. Various schemes have been developed to support mobility in the Internet. While designing mobility management schemes, a few fundamental considerations have to be followed to achieve better performance. In this paper, we present a number of important issues that have to be considered while designing mobil...

Designing for mobility: integration and overview

Designing the mobile IPv6 security protocol

Mobile IPv6 is a network-layer mobility protocol for the IPv6 Internet. The protocol includes several security mechanisms, such as the return-routability tests for the care-of addresses. This paper explains the threat model and design principles that motivated the Mobile IPv6 security features. While many of the ideas have become parts of the standard toolkit for designing Internet mobility pro...

Mobile Informatics PowerTools Designing for mobility with web based diagnostics for Volvo Cars

Designing for Rehabilitation at Home

New technologies open up possibilities for designing interactive experiences that can engage and motivate post-stroke survivors to undertake what would otherwise be boring repetitive movements. In this paper we outline a few of the challenges we met as part of the cross-disciplinary Motivating Mobility project. These are: the extended ‘user’; autonomy and motivation; and early prototype studies.