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Passengers distrust autonomous vehicle explanations, reducing acceptance and sense of safety.Direction: Travel, Driving, and Mobile Situations
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Players in open-world games easily get lost or miss navigation cues, affecting experience.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Users of mobility aids struggle to travel safely due to sidewalk obstacles.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Urban robots cannot navigate smoothly in complex environments, affecting efficiency and order.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Navigation apps struggle to adapt to users' diverse and dynamically changing needs.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Drivers' emotions may affect driving efficiency and road safety, yet emotion recognition technology is difficult to translate into practical design.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Navigation apps optimize only for shortest paths, making it hard for users to discover urban diversity.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Navigation tasks along complex curved paths are time-consuming and error-prone, impairing interaction experience.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Inability to accurately predict departure times leads to inefficient EV battery charging strategies.UbiComp '24Extending Electric Vehicle Battery Life: A Departure Time Prediction Method Based on Digital Characterization
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Users struggle to intuitively understand exhibition layout and spatial relationships in 360° virtual exhibition videos.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Users struggle to feel a sense of place and emotional connection when exploring cities through navigation.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Older users struggle to quickly find needed functions in complex mobile interfaces.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Older adults struggle to navigate independently or maintain confidence due to degraded spatial memory.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Existing indoor point cloud generation techniques perform poorly in low-light or complex scenes, making navigation and localization unreliable.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Users struggle to quickly and accurately find books and efficiently use library resources.UbiComp '23Experience: Large Scale Indoor Location-based Service in Libraries
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PHEV users charge infrequently, leaving carbon reduction potential underutilized.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Users on smart glasses are often distracted by text notifications, causing errors or slow responses.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Hispanic users have low long-term retention of fitness apps and fail to develop effective exercise participation habits.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Users struggle to balance reading efficiency and navigation safety when reading on smart glasses while mobile.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
AI character behavior in current video games lacks human-likeness, reducing player realism and engagement.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Community users face complex, manual processes when borrowing tools and equipment.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Existing methods struggle to help users select small, densely packed targets in complex virtual environments.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Efficient inertial navigation cannot be achieved on resource-constrained devices.UbiComp '22TinyOdom: Hardware-Aware Efficient Neural Inertial Navigation
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Driving assistance systems cannot accurately recognize driver behavior across different cities and devices.UbiComp '22Driver Maneuver Identification with Multi-Representation Learning and Meta Model Update Designs
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Users cannot achieve efficient, privacy-preserving precise indoor navigation with existing technologies.UbiComp '22Bringing UWB Indoor Localization Closer to being Universal and Pervasive
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Museum visitors struggle to intuitively and efficiently explore cultural content across multiple temporal and spatial scales.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Wheelchair users struggle to navigate crowded streets and hospitals and collisions are common.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Players navigate slowly and make errors under latency, affecting game experience.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Visually impaired users struggle to obtain aesthetically pleasing and efficient information through voice-only interfaces.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Users frequently switch between maps and calendars but struggle to efficiently plan schedules across locations.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Wearable devices require frequent charging, hindering long-term health monitoring and increasing e-waste.UbiComp '21ShaZam: Charge-Free Wearable Devices via Intra-Body Power Transfer from Everyday Objects
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Low transportation pattern recognition accuracy affects smart navigation and traffic management applications.UbiComp '21A Windowless Approach to Recognize Various Modes of Locomotion and Transportation
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Commuters often feel anxious and stressed but lack convenient methods to improve mood.lightbulbPractical problemMobile Context Interaction Design
Users struggle to quickly locate content in how-to videos, and frequent operations increase cognitive load.Related papers
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