Available Speakers in United Kingdom
Keith Cheverst – Lancaster, UNK
- Experiences with the Design, Deployment and Evaluation of Technology probes
- Exploring the role of situated displays in facilitating sense of community in a rural village community
Steve D Benford – Nottingham
Ann Blandford – London
- An introduction to Human Factors for Health Technologies
- Designing for system utility and conceptual fit
- DiCoT: a systematic approach to understanding complex socio-technical systems in terms of Distributed Cognition
- Interacting with Information
- Semi-Structured Qualitative Studies in HCI
Stephen Brewster – Glasgow
- Designing new user interfaces for cars
- Haptics and Human-Computer Interaction
- Multimodal human-computer interfaces
- Multimodal mobile interaction - making the most of our users' capabilities
Kerstin Dautenhahn – Hatfield
- Robotics meets Therapy Challenges for Robot-Assisted Therapy for Children with Autism
- Social Robotics A New Generation of Robots Built for People
Gianluca Demartini – Sheffield
Vicki L Hanson – Dundee
Nigel W John – Chester
- Bits, Bytes and Blood
- Can we build the Star Trek Holodeck yet?
- State of the Art of Mixed Reality in Medicine
Matt Jones – Swansea
Benjamin Kenwright – Leicester
- Memory management: Fast Efficient Fixed-Sized Memory Pools
- Debugging Game Systems (Practical Debugging)
- High Performance Graphics with Vulkan
- Inverse Kinematics
- Opportunities and Challenges in Teaching Video Games in Higher Education
Effie Lai-Chong Law – Leicester
Alessio Malizia – London
- Challenges for the development of digitally-enhanced ubiquitous environments.
- The Artificiality of Natural User Interfaces - Toward user-defined gestural interfaces.