LID 2015 - International Workshop on Large-scale Interaction Deployment: Approaches and Challenges

The workshop aims at discussing emerging issues and challenges in designing and implementing deployable natural user interfaces (NUIs), interactions, and systems on a large scale. We aim to unveil and analyze the community applied practices, current and future trends, potential approaches and guidelines for designing truly deployable and adaptive interactive systems with a focus on four general research perspectives, namely large-scale and dynamic runtime deployment of interaction techniques; adequate long-term dissemination of interaction techniques; in-situ adaptation of interaction techniques; and dynamic interaction ensembles. The workshop will include an invited keynote speech followed by presentations and discussion of accepted contributions. An afternoon session will utilize Visual Roadmapping methods to discuss and analyze the discussed approaches and trends based on the workshop’s core research questions. Finally, the main conclusions of the workshop will be summarized in a 30 minutes conclusion and outlook session.
Organisers: Bashar Altakrouri, Andreas Schrader, Simo Hosio, Martin Christof Kindsmueller, Beat Signer