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IMX 2022: Aveiro, Portugal
- IMX '22: ACM International Conference on Interactive Media Experiences, Aveiro, Portugal, June 22 - 24, 2022. ACM 2022, ISBN 978-1-4503-9212-9
Storytelling, Media & Engagement
- Catho Van Den Bosch, Nikki Peeters, Sandy Claes
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More Weather Tomorrow. Engaging Families with Data through a Personalised Weather Forecast. 1-10 - Jemily Rime, Jon Francombe, Tom Collins:
How Do You Pod? A Study Revealing the Archetypal Podcast Production Workflow. 11-18 - Lei Zhang, Doug A. Bowman:
Exploring Effect of Level of Storytelling Richness on Science Learning in Interactive and Immersive Virtual Reality. 19-32
Immersive-Multisensory Experiences
- Meetha Nesam James, Nimesha Ranasinghe
Flavor-Videos: Enhancing the Flavor Perception of Food while Eating with Videos. 33-46 - Pablo Pérez, Elena Vallejo, Marta Revuelta, María Victoria Redondo Vega, Esther Guervós Sánchez, Jaime Ruiz:
Immersive Music Therapy for Elderly Patients. 47-52 - Ifeanyi Paul Odenigbo, Alaa Alslaity, Rita Orji:
Augmented and Virtual Reality-Driven Interventions for Healthy Behavior Change: A Systematic Review. 53-68
XR Artistic & Creative Experiences
- Jacob Young
TeleFest: Augmented Virtual Teleportation for Live Concerts. 69-78 - Pejman Saeghe, Mark McGill, Bruce Weir, Sarah Clinch, Robert Stevens:
Evaluating and Updating a Design Space for Augmented Reality Television. 79-94 - Asreen Rostami
Kintsugi VR: Designing with Fractured Objects. 95-108
Technologies, Systems & Interfaces
- Than Htut Soe, Marija Slavkovik:
A content-aware tool for converting videos to narrower aspect ratios. 109-120 - Diego González Morín, Manuel José López Morales
TCP-Based Distributed Offloading Architecture for the Future of Untethered Immersive Experiences in Wireless Networks. 121-132
Platforms & Complexities of Sharing
- Bernardo Cardoso, Jorge F. Abreu, Alcina Prata:
The TV Ecosystem is Fragmented and in Need of New Business and Technological Strategies. 133-140 - Neelima Sailaja
An Exploration of Account Sharing Practices on Media Platforms. 141-150
User-Centered XR
- Joseph O'Hagan, Mohamed Khamis, Mark McGill, Julie R. Williamson:
Exploring Attitudes Towards Increasing User Awareness of Reality From Within Virtual Reality. 151-160 - Cristian Pamparau, Radu-Daniel Vatavu:
The User Experience of Journeys in the Realm of Augmented Reality Television. 161-174 - Fanjue Liu
Unveiling Behind-the-Scenes Human Interventions and Examining Source Orientation in Virtual Influencer Endorsements. 175-192
Telepresence & Bodily Interactions
- Kiyosu Maeda, Riku Arakawa, Jun Rekimoto:
CalmResponses: Displaying Collective Audience Reactions in Remote Communication. 193-208 - Marta Orduna
Evaluation of the Performance of an Immersive System for Tele-education. 209-220 - Paula Reyero Lobo
Heart Rate Variability for Non-Intrusive Cybersickness Detection. 221-228
ACM IMX demos
- Thomas Röggla, Alina Striner, Héctor Rivas Pagador, Pablo César:
The Co-Creation Space: An Online Safe Space for Community Opera Creation. 229-232 - Guido Lemos de Souza Filho, Cicero Inacio da Silva, Denio Mariz Timoteo de Souza, Giuliano Maia Lins de Castro, Lucas Oliveira Costa Aversari, Jose Leoberto Soares Filho, Marcelo de Abreu Borges:
Video for Health (V4H) Platform. A Secure Video Suite Platform for Online Care, Teleconsultation and Tele-orientation. 233-236 - Néill O'Dwyer
Extended Reality Ulysses Demo. 237-240 - Tariq Zaman
A Children-Created Virtual Learning Space Station. 241-244 - Rômulo Vieira, Débora Christina Muchaluat-Saade, Flávio Luiz Schiavoni:
Sunflower: An Interactive Artistic Environment based on IoMusT Concepts. 245-248 - Nicolas Pope, Sebastian Hahta, Erkki Rötkönen, Naska Goagoses
Remote Presence: Live Holograms for a Social Classroom. 249-252 - Filipe Pires, Abhinav Tyagi, Andrew MacIntyre, Kyle Bostelmann, Jordan Marczak, Amir Abbasnejad
The Fushimi Inari Experience: An Interactive Volumetric Film. 253-256 - Céline Jost, Justin Debloos, Brigitte Le Pévédic, Gérard Uzan:
ScenaProd: creating interactive medias without programming. 257-260
Work-in-Progress - Future Immersive Media Application
- Leonor Fermoselle, Alexander Toet, Nirul Hoeba, Jeanine van Bruggen, Nanda van der Stap, Frank Bart ter Haar, Jan B. F. van Erp:
Grasping Temperature: Thermal Feedback in VR Robot Teleoperation. 261-266 - Talha Khan, Edward G. Andrews, Paul A. Gardner, Arka N. Mallela, Jeffrey R. Head, Joseph C. Maroon, Georgios A. Zenonos, Dmitriy Babichenko, Jacob T. Biehl:
AR in the OR: exploring use of augmented reality to support endoscopic surgery. 267-270 - Nathan Hahn, Béatrice Fuchs, Max Fortna, Elijah Cobb, Muhammad Zahid Iqbal
Learning Sustainable Locust Control Methods in Virtual Reality. 271-274 - Pejman Saeghe, Bruce Weir, Mark McGill, Sarah Clinch, Robert Stevens:
Augmenting a Nature Documentary with a Lifelike Hologram in Virtual Reality. 275-280 - Fotis Giariskanis, Yannis Kritikos, Eftychia Protopapadaki, Anthi Papanastasiou, Eleni Papadopoulou, Katerina Mania:
The Augmented Museum: A Multimodal, Game-Based, Augmented Reality Narrative for Cultural Heritage. 281-286 - Melina Bernsland, Arvin Moshfegh, Kevin Lindén, Stefan Bajin, Luis Quintero
CS: NO - an Extended Reality Experience for Cyber Security Education. 287-292 - Sueyoon Lee
Designing a VR Lobby for Remote Opera Social Experiences. 293-298
Work-in-Progress - Technical Advancements for Extended Reality Technologies
- Rui Rodrigues
Integrating 3D Objects in Multimodal Video Annotation. 299-304 - Antoni Oliver
Classification of the Video Type and Device Used in 360-Degree Videos from the Trajectories of its Viewers' Orientations with LSTM Neural Network Models. 305-310 - Matthijs van der Boon
Deep Learning Augmented Realistic Avatars for Social VR Human Representation. 311-318 - Héctor Rivas Pagador, Sergio Cabrero Barros, Guillermo Pacho Rodríguez, Mikel Zorrilla:
HiruXR: a Web library for Collaborative and Interactive Data Visualizations in XR and 2D. 319-324
Work-in-Progress - Personalized Entertainment
- Michael Evans, Lianne Kerlin, Joanne Parkes
"I want to be independent. I want to make informed choices.": An Exploratory Interview Study of the Effects of Personalisation of Digital Media Services on the Fulfilment of Human Values. 325-330 - Carla V. Leite
Supporting the Creation and Evaluation of Interactive Touch Kiosks Designed for the Elderly: A Compilation of Requisites Acknowledging Physical and Psycho-sociological Age-related Changes. 331-336 - Yuki Yamakami, Mikihiro Ueno, Kinji Matsumura:
User-Centered Broadcasting Service Utilizing Personal Data Store. 337-342 - Pedro Almeida, Pedro Beça, Telmo Silva, Marcelo Carvalho Afonso
A Podcast Creation Platform to Support News Corporations: Results from UX Evaluation. 343-348 - Francisco Caldeira, João Lourenço, Nuno Tavares Silva, Teresa Chambel
Towards Multimodal Search and Visualization of Movies Based on Emotions. 349-356 - Alexandru-Ionut Siean, Cristian Pamparau, Radu-Daniel Vatavu:
Scenario-based Exploration of Integrating Radar Sensing into Everyday Objects for Free-Hand Television Control. 357-362 - Marcelo Carvalho Afonso
Usability Of Text-To-Speech Technology in Creating News Podcasts using Portuguese Of Portugal. 363-368 - Colin Stricklin, Xingyu Li, Michael Nitsche:
Party Mascot: Experimental Prop Design for Streaming Actual Plays. 369-374
Work-in-Progress - Physiology and User's Perception
- David B. Ramsay
Peripheral Light Cues as a Naturalistic Measure of Focus. 375-380 - Luís Aly, Patrícia J. Bota, Leonor Godinho
Acting emotions: physiological correlates of emotional valence and arousal dynamics in theatre. 381-386 - Deniz Mevlevioglu
Emotional Virtual Reality Stroop Task: an Immersive Cognitive Test. 387-390
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