Human Interaction Issues in a Digital-Physical Hybrid World

Sakamoto, M.; Yoshii, Akihito; Nakajima, Tatsuo; Ikeuchi, Kohki; Otsuka, Tomoaki; Okada, Koh; Ishizawa, Fumiko; Kobayashi, Akihiro

doi:10.1109/cpsna.2014.17

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“…However, to successfully integrate fictional stories, people will need to feel that those stories are realistic. Past studies show that achieving reality is an important design criterion for successful integration when incorporating virtuality and fictionality in the real world [29,30]. If a person does not feel the reality of the fictional stories, he or she will feel that any additional values offered by virtual forms do not exist in the real world [26,27].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Gamifying Intelligent Daily Environments through Introducing Fictionality

Sakamoto¹,

Nakajima

2014

IJHIT

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A virtual form is an abstraction that enhances existing products and services by adding a layer to virtualize them. From a technical point of view, the current information technologies already make it possible to develop a virtual form using various techniques that represent information such as augmented reality technologies or ubiquitous display technologies. The virtual form can return a immediate feedback to a user so that it becomes a good design tool to develop games deployed in public spaces.We believe that incorporating fictional stories into virtual forms offers a new possibility for gamifying and enriching user experiences. However, only technological approaches cannot offer an ideal solution to develop attractive products and services if people do not feel values on them, and the design patterns for virtual forms is not well defined, especially, when a fictionality is incorporated. The design patterns needs to take into account a semiotic aspect of a virtual form. One key factor, in particular, is how strongly we believe in the reality of a fictional story within the virtual form from the semiotic aspect. This paper proposes some design patterns to integrate fictional stories into the real world for gamifying intelligent daily environments. The proposed design patterns cover three aspects. The first aspect is to exploit visual reality. The second aspect is to exploit ideological messages in fictional stories. The third aspect is to compose multiple fictional stories. The paper also shows a case study to motivate and gamify to join the Haiku contest by increasing the awareness of the importance of the contest, and show the effectiveness of the proposed design patterns.activities. Disneyland is a typical, and the most famous, theme park. Many Disney characters appear at Disneyland. Each attraction at the park is immersively constructed based on a Disney story. Because those stories are very popular, when we are at Disneyland we feel that its characters exist in the real world, that we can meet those characters and that we can enjoy being with them during our visit [13]. At carnivals, fictional stories are also key to enhancing user experiences. Fictional stories also could potentially enrich user experiences during travel, at museums, and in advertisements. Although fictional stories are good tools for enriching users' experiences with products and services, those users need to feel that the objects, characters and events that appear in the stories-but do not exist in the real world-are still realistic.Seichi Junrei is a typical geek culture activity in Japan, particularly related to Japanese animation, manga (comic) and games, in which people visit a local region from animation, manga and games. "Seichi" means "Holy Land", "Junrei" means "Pilgrimage". Typical animation fans in Japan arrive at a specific location in the local regions, and take pictures with the same screen/angle as it appears in the animation and upload them to their blogs. The most important aspect of Seichi Junrei is that something is b...

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“…The second movie was Re: Cyborg 009 29 . The ideological message of this story was that a miracle that solves hard social problems would occur if we wish hard, every day, for peace.…”

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Gamifying Intelligent Daily Environments through Introducing Fictionality

Sakamoto¹,

Nakajima

2014

IJHIT

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“…Perhaps equally concerning, people tend to search and are fully enabled to do so without any filters for the most agreeable explanation for their discomfort or the identification of an easy scapegoat (Beck, Pahlke, & Seebach, 2014;Bryner & Managing, 2010;Cross, Rice, & Parker, 2001;Gerber, Hui, & Kuo, 2012;Kasch, 2013;Hur & Gupta, 2013;Wiederhold, 2013). Worse yet, as increasingly drone-like, "socially programmable beings" immerse themselves in "sterile communications," human empathy may be slowly becoming "a thing of the past (Bryner & Managing, 2010;Hourcade & Nathan, 2013;Sakamoto et al, 2014;Wiederhold, 2013). "…”

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Hannah Arendt’s Prognostication of Political Animus in America: Social Platforms, Asymmetric Conflict, and an Offset Strategy

Papadimos¹,

Stawicki²

2021

OJPP

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In her book, On Violence, Hannah Arendt addresses the events she was witness to in the 1960s. Arendt presents theories on violence through a historical context and explores the links between power, war, politics and violence. She informs the reader that power and violence are not the same; where one is absolute, the other cannot exist. Our research aim was to demonstrate how prescient her views were regarding the prognostication of the political animus that has occurred in America, especially through the evolution of technology. Our method in the the evaluation of this discourse was a line by line examination of the text of On Violence and assessing this evaluation against how the increasing attacks utilizing social platforms and cyber capabilities by U.S. competitors (foreign or domestic) are resulting in political vulnerability of the U.S. and the generally defined Western world. The public health security of American democracy is at risk through an inability, as individuals, to properly evaluate information, propaganda, misinformation, and disinformation from bad actors at home and abroad. Here we develop a perspective in which the political animus that started in the late 1960s becomes the foundation for our competitors' development of sophisticated methods of cyber subversion, and effective use of asymmetric conflict through manipulation of our own social media platforms in order to divide Americans and subvert effective government.

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“…2(b)). Sakamoto et al [14] tested an adapted version of the first person method developed by Pfeil et al [13] but in the laying position. These gestural controls have two main drawbacks.…”

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Embodied Flight with a Drone

Cherpillod

Floreano

Mintchev

2019

2019 Third IEEE International Conference on Robotic Computing (IRC)

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Most human-robot interfaces, such as joysticks and keyboards, require training and constant cognitive effort and provide a limited degree of awareness of the robots' state and its environment. Embodied interactions, that is the bidirectional link between the physical bodies and control systems of the robot and of the human, could not only enable a more intuitive control of robots, even for novices, but also provide users with more immersive sensations. But providing an embodied interaction by mapping human movements into a non-anthropomorphic robot is particularly challenging. In this paper, we describe a natural and immersive embodied interaction that allows users to control and experience drone flight with their own bodies. The setup uses a commercial flight simulator that tracks hand movements and provides haptic and visual feedback. The paper discusses how to map body movement with drone motion, and how the resulting embodied interaction provides a more natural and immersive flight experience to unskilled users with respect to a conventional RC remote controller.

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Human Interaction Issues in a Digital-Physical Hybrid World

Cited by 5 publications

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Gamifying Intelligent Daily Environments through Introducing Fictionality

Gamifying Intelligent Daily Environments through Introducing Fictionality

Hannah Arendt’s Prognostication of Political Animus in America: Social Platforms, Asymmetric Conflict, and an Offset Strategy

Embodied Flight with a Drone

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