Scientific Program
Conference Scientific
Program
IHSED 2025 International Conference will be held at Juraj Dobrila University of Pula. Technical Sessions will be held September 23-24, 2025.
For inclusion in the Conference Proceedings and final program, at least one unique registration per paper or poster is required.'Conference Reception: Monday, Sep 22, 19:00 - 22:00 Location: Ribarska Koliba Resort Address: Verudela 3, 52100, Pula, Croatia (Google Maps) (Registered participants only, Badge or Photo ID Required, Dress is Business Casual) Conference Technical Sessions: Tuesday-
Wednesday, Sep 23-24, 2025, 9:00 - 14:00 (CEST) For inclusion in the Conference Proceedings and final program, at least one unique registration per paper or poster is required. |
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ⓘ Hybrid conference
program schedule is listed in Central European Summer Time
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Technical Conference Program Starts in:
CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
Technical
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Monday, September 22, 2025 |
Tuesday, September 23, 2025 |
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Reception: Monday, Sep 22 19:00 - 22:00 (CEST) Location: Ribarska Koliba Resort Address: Verudela 3, 52100, Pula, Croatia (Google Maps) |
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Conference
Technical Program Schedule: Tuesday - Wednesday, Sep 23-24, 9:00 - 14:00 (CEST) Location: Juraj Dobrila University of Pula Address: Zagrebačka ul. 30, 52100, Pula, Croatia |
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| DAY 1 | Track | Room | |
| Plenary Session | Opening Remarks and Plenary Speech | All | Room 1 |
| Tuesday Sep 23 | Opening
Remarks: Prof. Darko Etinger Dean, Faculty of Informatics, Juraj Dobrila University of Pula |
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| Opening Remarks 9:00 - 9:15 (CEST) Opening Remarks 9:15 - 10:00 (CEST) |
Plenary
Speech Title: "Can R&D spark production
value? Lessons from applying research to build the
next-gen communication platform" Speaker: Emanuel Lacić, PhD - Principal Engineer, Infobip Abstract: Is R&D just academic vanity or is it tomorrow's revenue engine? In this session, we'll walk through the steps of turning research in telecommunication into production features that processes real customer traffic. You'll see how we framed the business need, scoped the right data and created models that don't rely on unlimited budget or infinite GPUs. Come for the story, but stay for the insights on how to bridge the gap between research and products. Biography: Emanuel is driving AI Research at Infobip with a current focus on Generative AI and analyzing the impact of Large Language Models. He joined Infobip after almost a decade working as the Operations Area Manager and Key Researcher of the FAIR AI team at the Know-Center, one of Europe's leading research centers for trustworthy AI, and Graz University of Technology. He received his PhD in Computer Science from Graz University of Technology and his M.Sc. as well as B.Sc. in Software Engineering and Information Systems from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing at the University of Zagreb. He is a former Marshall Plan fellow and has been working as a visiting researcher at the Computer Science department of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). |
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| 10:00 - 10:30 • Sessions Break | |||
| DAY 1 | Track | Room | |
| SESSION 1 | Human-centered Design: Transportation Research | IHSED 2 | Room 1 |
| Tuesday Sep 23 | Session Chair(s): Marcel Saager and Miriam Schäffer, Germany | ||
| 10:30 - 11:30 (CEST) | Identification
of User Requirements for Separation to Foster Relaxation
and Sleep in Shared Automated Vehicles Miriam Schäffer, Zinedin Aust, Wolfram Remlinger, Germany |
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| Road to
Remote: How remote operations can be integrated into
modern shipping workflows Linus Tiemann, Marcel Saager, Germany |
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| Identification
of Preferred Relaxation and Sleeping Postures in Highly
Automated Vehicles Miriam Schäffer, Souren Kosejian, Marat Nikita Pak, Wolfram Remlinger, Germany |
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| Towards
the Future of Air Travel: Public Perceptions on eVTOL
Aircraft and Service Design Arun Ulahannan, Charlotte Collins, Michael Lombardo, Christina Kang, Stewart Birrell, United Kingdom |
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| Cognitive
Efficiency Optimization of Head-Up Displays for Flight
Vehicles in Multi-Environmental Coupling Scenarios Li Yida, China |
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| DAY 1 | Track | Room | |
| SESSION 2 | Business Analytics and Technology: AI Applications | IHSED 3 | Room 2 |
| Tuesday Sep 23 | Session Chair(s): Iris Graessler, Germany
and Ivan Lorencin, Croatia |
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| 10:30 - 11:30 (CEST) | Enhancing Programming Task Performance with LLMs: The
Role of Query Formulation and Task-Technology Fit Darko Etinger, Lucija Josipović Deranja, Croatia |
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| Quantum
Cats: Generative AI 3D-enabled Interactive Experience in
Mixed Reality Sam Frish, Vadym Chernyshov, Ihor Romanovych, Nataliia Susulovska, Ukraine |
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| Graphical
AI workflow modeling: Identifying relevant competences
in business process automation Iris Graessler, Deniz Oezcan, Germany |
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| Context-aware
Product Recommendations Using Weather Data and AI Models
Alma Smajić, Mia Rovis, Ivan Lorencin, Croatia |
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| Large
language models as Retail Cart Assistants: A
Prompt-Based Evaluation Ratomir Karlović, Ivan Lorencin, Croatia |
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| Real-Time
Cyber-Analytics for Resilient, Zero-Trust Supply Chains
Christoph Jungbauer, Christian Luidold, Austria |
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| DAY 1 | Track | Room | |
| SESSION 3 | Education, Distance Learning and Training I | IHSED 4 | Room 3 |
| Tuesday Sep 23 | Session Chair(s): Anoek Adank,
Netherlands and Rune Stensrud, Norway |
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| 10:30 - 11:30 (CEST) | Reflective
practice in primary physical education: developing
context-specific tools and design considerations to
support physical education teachers Anoek Adank, Rosanne Bloemraad, Dave Van Kann, Steven Vos, Netherlands |
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| Certifying
unmanned systems Rune Stensrud, Ina Berby, Aleksander Simonsen, Olav Rune Nummedal, Mathias Minos-stensrud, Sigmund Valaker, Norway |
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| Exploring
Barriers in Cybersecurity Training: A Socio-Technical
Perspective on Cross-Organizational Portability and
Inclusion Ala Sarah Alaqra, Farzaneh Karegar, Switzerland |
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| The
importance of structure in transformation chaos: A
Transformation Framework Iris Graessler, Benedikt Grewe, Marc Fritzen, Germany |
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| Learning
by Simulated Breach: Evaluating Collaborative
Cyber-Range Instruction in a Master’s Web-Application
Security Course Christoph Jungbauer, Austria |
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| Taking
Perspective - broadening Acceptance of a Serious Game
Framework Ehm Kannegieser, Sergius Dyck, Germany |
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| 11:30 - 12:00 • Sessions Break | |||
| DAY 1 | Track | Room | |
| SESSION 4 | Systems Design, Safety and Human Diversity | IHSED 5 | Room 1 |
| Tuesday Sep 23 | Session Chair(s): Tim Kuball, Germany and
Luca Lanz, Germany |
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| 12:00 -13:00 (CEST) | Enhancing
Community Care Through Digital Coordination: A
User-Centered Approach to Expanding the Helferportal Tim Kuball, Thomas Oeben, Luise Look, Georg Jahn, Germany |
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| Investigation
of research gaps and needs with regard to the use of
model-based systems engineering for the development of
barrier-free vehicles Luca Lanz, Eva Maria Knoch, Matthias Vollat, Albert Alber, Germany |
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| Identifying
practices in the safety observation process in Finnish
organisations Johanna Pulkkinen, Noora Nenonen, Maria Lindholm, Finland |
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| Building
an assurance case for assessing novel maritime border
surveillance system Laura Salmela, Jaana Keränen, Jari Laarni, Sirra Toivonen, Antti Väätänen, Finland |
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| Application
of Design Interventions in Community Resilience
Building: Practical Strategies and Operational Models Yang Zhao, Italy |
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| Collaborative
System for Robotic Alignment of Flexible Garment Pieces
Using CAD Models and Real-Time Computer Vision José Rubén Pozo Pérez, Portugal |
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| DAY 1 | Track | Room | |
| SESSION 5 | Applications in Health Management & Medicine | IHSED 6 | Room 2 |
| Tuesday Sep 23 | Session Chair(s): Fausto Medola, Brazil
and Peixian Lu, China |
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| 12:00 -13:00 (CEST) | Transfer
and Lifting Technologies in Long-Term Care Facilities: A
Scoping Review of Assistive Solutions for Older Adults
Care Mariana Anjos De Almeida, Milene De Almeida Ribeiro Checoni, Ana Beatriz Ferreira Cardim, Erica Pereira Das Neves, Carla Da Silva Santana Castro, Fausto Medola, Brazil |
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| Daily
Stress Detection Using Artificial Neural Network Based
on Acoustic and Semantic Information from Speech Peixian Lu, Xingwei Jiang, Shiguang Deng, China |
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| Data
Synthetization and Feature Analysis: A Study in Bladder
Cancer Recurrence Data Sandi Baressi Šegota, Ivan Lorencin, Nikola Anđelić, Vedran Mrzljak, Antun Gršković, Juraj Ahel, Klara Smolić, Dean Markić, Croatia |
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| Toward
Intelligent Homecare for Older Adults: Deep
Learning-Based Activity and Routine Deviation Detection
Using SDHAR-HOME Data Raja Omman Zafar, Yves Rybarczyk, Sweden |
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| SESSION 6 | Human-centered Design Applications | Track | Room |
| Tuesday Sep 23 | Session Chair(s): Susanna Aromaa, Finland and Sarah Rudder, United States | IHSED 7 | Room 3 |
| 12:00 -13:00 (CEST) | Mixed
reality glasses in remote R&D collaboration Susanna Aromaa, Antti Väätänen, Finland |
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| Benefits
of integrating resource management into an enterprise
architecture Sarah Rudder, United States |
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| A
Predictive Model of Human Trust Evolution Over Time in
AI-based Recommendations Vincent Fer, Daniel Lafond, France |
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| Software-supported
decision support for the foresighted planning of digital
business models Iris Graessler, Alena Tusek, Germany |
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| A
Hand-Tracked Rotational Interface for Parameter Input in
Mixed Reality CAD Gavin Kerrremans, Jelle Saldien, Lucas Van Dorpe, Belgium |
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| Designing
and Parametrising Cognitive Modules: Towards a
Generative Model for Neurorehabilitation Tasks Giacomo Vaiani, Italy |
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Track | Room | |
| Plenary Session | Plenary Speech: "Stream Reasoning at Scale: CPUs, GPUs, and LLMs in Real-Time Systems" | All | Room 1 |
| Wednesday, Sep 24 | Session Chair: Ivan Lorencin, Croatia and Darko Etinger, Croatia | ||
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Plenary
Speech Title: "Stream Reasoning at Scale: CPUs,
GPUs, and LLMs in Real-Time Systems" Speaker: prof. dr. sc. Krešimir Pripužić - Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb, Croatia (UNIZG-FER) Abstract: This keynote explores how combining traditional stream processing on CPUs and GPUs with Large Language Models (LLMs) unlocks a new era of adaptive, intelligent, and human-aware analytics. It focuses on how to handle different types of real-time data, such as sensor values, system logs, and human-written text, by using fast data pipelines together with language-based AI models. Through practical examples in industrial monitoring, cybersecurity, and business analytics, the talk illustrates how this hybrid architecture supports explainable and context-aware decision-making while addressing key challenges related to latency, system integration, and data privacy. Biography: Krešimir Pripužić is a Full Professor and Vice-Dean for Education at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb, Croatia (UNIZG-FER), where he leads the Data Streams Laboratory. He has co-authored 40 scientific journal and conference papers. His main research interests are large-scale distributed systems, algorithms and data structures, big data analytics, data stream processing, and the Internet of Things. |
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| DAY 2 | Track | Room | |
| SESSION 7 | Human Computer and System Interaction I | IHSED 5 | Room 1 |
| Wednesday, Sep 24 | Session Chair(s): Alen Jugović, Croatia and Henrik Barth, Sweden | ||
| 10:30 - 11:30 (CEST) | Business
Analytics Strategies in Port Economics from a
Systems-Theory Perspective: A Bibliometric Analysis and
Future Research Directions Alen Jugović, Miljen Sirotic, Croatia |
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| Empowering
Ukraine’s Farmers: Regional Strategies and Technological
Tools for a Resilient Future Henrik Barth, Iryna Bystrova, Markijan Dacyshyn, Viktoriya Harbuzova, Per Servais, Sweden |
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| Disaster
Situation Understanding and Management by Using Common
Ontology and Semantics Vesa Salminen, Finland |
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| Customer
Experience and Social Robots - an experiment in a
grocery store Christa Tigerstedt, Finland |
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| Architectural
Frameworks for the Design of Disruptive Business Models
- AI Integration and Industrial Data Fusion Across
Hierarchical Levels Sandra Frings, Holger Kett, Germany |
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| CoBotCraftLab
– Approaching Human-Robot Collaboration in Digital Craft
Daniel Schilberg, Erhard An-he Kinzelbach, Sven Pfeiffer, Germany |
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| SESSION 8 | Human Computer Interaction: Artificial Intelligence and User Trust | Track | Room |
| Wednesday, Sep 24 | Session Chair(s): Michael Tondera, Germany and Müge Göken, Turkey | IHSED 8 | Room 2 |
| 10:30 - 11:30 (CEST) | Scaffolding
Autonomy: AI-Augmented Self-Paced Learning Environments
for Sustainable Learning Outcomes Kurt Englmeier, Germany |
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| Evaluation
of Technostress Creators among Healthcare Workers in
Saudi Arabia Marwan Babiker, Eda Merisalu, Zenija Roja, Henrijs Kalkis, Sudan |
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| Dynamic
adjustments of Correlated Color Temperature (CCT) in
urban waterfront night lighting: effects on subjective
aesthetic preferences Zi Yi Zhang, Jing Li, Yu Zhang, Xiaoxiao Wang, Ying Luo, Chengqi Xue, China |
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| Digital
Human Modeling (DHM): Applications, Challenges, and
Future Directions Abdulelah Ali, Saudi Arabia |
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| Timing
Matters - The Role of Timing in Explanation Delivery Akhila Bairy, Mehrnoush Hajnorouzi, Astrid Rakow, Martin Fränzle, Maike Schwammberger, Germany |
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| Reviving Lost Heritage Through AI: A Hybrid Design
Approach in Downtown El Paso Seyed Damoun Pezeshki, Mahyar Hadighi, United States |
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| SESSION 9 | Human Computer and System Interaction II | Track | Room |
| Wednesday, Sep 24 | Session Chair(s): Curtis Cripe, United States and Julia Berner, Germany | IHSED 1 | Room 3 |
| 10:30 - 11:30 (CEST) | From
Clinic to Space and Back Again: A Neuroadaptive Systems
Approach to Optimized Human Performance Curtis Cripe, United States |
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| Strategic
Transformation towards Advanced Mechanical Engineering:
A Systematic Review and Taxonomy of Trends and Enabling
Factors Julia Berner, Holger Kett, Germany |
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| Usability
Issues in Business
Process Model and Notation Analyzed Using Eye-Tracking
Technology Josef Pavlicek, Martin Molhanec, Petra Pavlíčková, Matěj Brnka, Czech Republic |
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| Digital
Twin–Enabled Cobot System for YOLO-Based Intelligent
Sorting: Toward Efficient Human–Machine Interaction in
Manufacturing Paul Li, Fatemeh Davoudi Kakhki, United States |
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| The Role
of Design Systems in Digital Design Processes Irem Calisir, Ekrem Cem Alppay, Turkey |
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| 11:30 - 12:00 • Sessions Break | |||
| DAY 2 | Track | Room | |
| SESSION 10 | Usability and Design for Functionality and User Communication | IHSED 5 | Room 1 |
| Wednesday, Sep 24 | Session Chair(s): Yang Zhao, Italy and Maria Moga, Romania | ||
| 12:00 - 13:00 (CEST) | Leadership
Adaptability in Tech-Driven Startups Shakhzod Mannonov, Uzbekistan |
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| Vulnerability
as a Design Resource: Theoretical Construction and
Interdisciplinary Analysis of Community Resilience Yang Zhao, Italy |
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| Sensing
the Ocean: Design Strategies and Human–Computer
Interaction in Ten Projects Translating Ocean Data into
Actionable Knowledge Letizia Artioli, Italy |
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| Visual
Complexity and Aesthetic Value in Design: Between
Hedonomics, Emotional Experience, and Ergonomic
Aesthetics Maria Moga, Iosif Mihailo, Romania |
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| DAY 2 | Track | Room | |
| SESSION 11 | Human Computer Interaction: Artificial Intelligence and Automation | IHSED 1 | Room 2 |
| Wednesday, Sep 24 | Session Chair(s): Lara Noe and Marcel Saager, Germany | ||
| 12:00 - 13:00 (CEST) | Reliable
Information Retrieval with LLMs: Automated Analysis and
Comparison of large PDF Documents Lara Noe, Ruben Nuredini, Sebastian Breier, Germany |
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| State
based HMI prototyping for Designing Adaptive HMIs Alexander Steinmetz, Marcel Saager, Jan Patrick Osterloh, Germany |
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| Similarities
and differences between eye-tracking-based usability
testing of software and tangible products Karoly Hercegfi, Maria Babicsne-horvath, Hungary |
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| Integrating
ground realities and technological advancements in
Indian coffee harvesting Sreehari S, Bibhuti Ranjan Bhattacharjya, Inderdeep Singh, India |
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| Human-AI
dynamic task-sharing strategies integrating human
factors, applied to supervisory use cases Donat-bouillud Lallie, Kahina Amokrane, France |
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| Enhancing
productivity and well-being: Opportunities with
Artificial Intelligence Gilberto Oliveira Neto, Alan Turatti De Amorim, Rodrigo Rosário, Marcos Silbermann, Vinicius Mello, Bernardo Silva, Brazil |
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| SESSION 12 | Human Computer and System Interaction III | IHSED 1 | Room 3 |
| Wednesday, Sep 24 | Session Chair(s): Lorraine Hagemann,
Germany and Shatong Yang, China |
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| 12:00 - 13:00 (CEST) | Securing
Interfaces of a Multinational Standard with Technical
Specifications for Data Sharing: Challenges of
Authentication and Authorization Lorraine Hagemann, Simon Schwarz, Germany |
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| Impact of
Pedal Design Parameters on Operational Efficiency and
Usability in Foot Interaction Systems Yafeng Niu, Yiyan Wang, Hongyang Zhang, Shatong Yang, China |
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| Calibration
of Illuminance in Virtual Engine Light Rendering Based
on Lighting Simulation Values Chen Cheng, Xiaozhou Zhou, China |
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| Tracking
Human Factor Recognition in Occupational Accident
Investigations: A 10-Year Review from the Quarrying and
Aggregates Sector Jelena Lezdkalne, Latvia |
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| Beyond
the Hype: Critical Reflection on GenAI Chatbots for
Meaningful Integration in Design Education Elena Cavallin, Italy |
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| Lunch Break - End of Day 2 Sessions | |||
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| SESSION A | Tuesday - Wednesday,
Sep 23-24, 9:00 - 13:00 (CEST) Room: Level 1 |
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| A-1 | Early
childhood education and technology -an introduction to
project BARTEK Christa Tigerstedt, Finland |
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| A-2 | The
Effect of Rear Lamp Designs and Redundant Signal Effect
on Preventing Rear-end Collisions Dongyuan Wang, Pingying Zhang, Vamsi Sai Kalasapudi, United States |
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| A-3 | Optimizing
Cognitive Domain Assessments: Proposing a Minimal Set of
Neuropsychological Batteries for Comprehensive
Monitoring of Cognitive Skills Yasir Hussain, Amna Ramzan, Aamir Saeed Malik, Czech Republic |
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| A-4 | Product
Innovation In Sustainable Design: Internal Partition
System For Improving Indoor Well-Being Maria Chiara Capasso, Donatella Radogna, Italy |
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| A-5 | SDG 9:
Digital Innovation in Foreign Trade
through Industry 5.0 Rodolfo Martinez Gutierrez, Jorge Vicente Villa Garcia, Carmen Carey-Raygoza, Artemio Lara Chavez, Mexico |
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| A-6 | Elderly-oriented
design of smart TV
based on multi-modal information interaction Chang Yu, Kaiyi Ye , Lai Feiyun, China |
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| A-7 | Conceptualization
of Rule- and Machine Learning-based High Level Building
Blocks for Design Task Complexity Assessment Kutay Can Yinanc, Kathrin Konkol, Germany |
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