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Users find it tedious and inefficient to manually configure devices in smart homes to achieve ideal lighting.

lightbulbPractical problemSmart Home, IoT Interoperability, and Device Ecosystems

Users find it tedious and inefficient to manually configure devices in smart homes to achieve ideal lighting.

UbiComp '24Smartbright: Learning a Physics-Based Model of Light-Scattering With Symbolic Regression

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Personal monitoring may delay family emergency response, while professional monitoring is expensive.

CHI '23Co-designing Community-based Sharing of Smarthome Devices for the Purpose of Co-monitoring In-home Emergencies

lightbulbPractical problemSmart Home, IoT Interoperability, and Device Ecosystems

Loved ones struggle to maintain high-quality emotional connection across distance and time zones.

CHI '23Living with Light Touch: An Autoethnography of a Simple Communication Device in Long-Term Use

lightbulbPractical problemSmart Home, IoT Interoperability, and Device Ecosystems

Smart devices depend on batteries and complex wiring, limiting flexibility of use.

UbiComp '22MiniKers: Interaction-Powered Smart Environment Automation

lightbulbPractical problemSmart Home, IoT Interoperability, and Device Ecosystems

Users lack control when migrating rules and data across multiple IoT platforms.

UbiComp '21A Middleware for Implicit Human-Computer Interaction Across IoT Platforms

lightbulbPractical problemSmart Home, IoT Interoperability, and Device Ecosystems

Smart home technology may be used to monitor and control family members, harming family relationships.

CHI '21Standing in the Way of Control: A Call to Action to Prevent Abuse through Better Design of Smart Home Technologies

lightbulbPractical problemSmart Home, IoT Interoperability, and Device Ecosystems

Smart home design overemphasizes efficiency and automation while neglecting emotion and care in families.

CHI '21Proceed with Care: Reimagining Home IoT Through a Care Perspective

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The Technology Is Enemy for Me at the Moment: How Smart Home Technologies Assert Control Beyond Intent

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