Opportunistic Composition of Human-Computer Interactions in Ambient Spaces
In Workshop on Smart and Sustainable City, Jul 2016. pages 998-1005. 2016.
Augustin Degas, Jean-Paul Arcangeli, Sylvie Trouillhet, Gaëlle Calvary, Joëlle Coutaz, Stéphane Lavirotte, Jean-Yves Tigli
Résumé
We propose an approach based on Adaptive Multi-Agent Systems, using the principles of Meta-User Interfaces and Opportunism in order to solve Human-Computer Interaction Composition in Ambient interactive spaces. The idea of this approach is to see every component as an agent able to interact with other components to compose autonomously in order to opportunistically suggest to users smart compositions of his interactive ambient environment. We present the notions of component, composition, and human-computer interaction composition. We chose mainly two aspects of the composition of human-computer interaction which are the controllability and finality of the composition. Finally, we illustrate our approach with use cases taken from the neoCampus project.