NSF Workshop on Seamless/Seamful Human-Technology Interaction

这个项目将举行一个讲习班，并发表一份报告，解决接缝问题，即人与技术之间的重要节点。接缝包括不同的模式、机制和相互作用的情况的连接方式。跨领域的研究人员将聚集在一起，合作解决和制定新兴的研究问题。哪里有接缝？怎么能把它们缝在一起呢？考虑接缝如何能够在人与技术之间发展新的关系？我们什么时候希望我们与技术的互动是无缝的，也就是说，对于人类参与者来说，接缝是不可见的？我们什么时候需要有接缝的设计，让接缝可见，提醒人们注意缝隙？研讨会报告将在研讨会网站上发布，并通过ACM和IEEE等知名存档场所发布。本次研讨会和报告的撰写将涉及跨领域的研究人员，包括人机交互、机器学习和数据科学、触觉学、物联网、可穿戴设备、计算机图形学和计算机视觉、认知科学、设计和计算创造力，以考虑无缝和无缝设计解决和结合：高维数据分析、计算创造力、交互艺术、交互设计、机器学习模型空间探索、沟通意识、建筑与城市空间、计算同伴、用户建模。研究贡献的形式包括新研究计划的想法、对设计的启示、框架和理论。该奖项反映了美国国家科学基金会的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

This project will hold a workshop and publish a report addressing seams, that is, significant junctures among people and technologies. Seams involve the ways that different modalities, mechanisms, and situations of interaction are connected. Researchers across fields will gather and collaborate to address and formulate emerging research questions. Where do seams arise? How can they be stitched together? How can consideration of seams enable developing new relationships among people and technologies? When do we want our interactions with technology to be seamless, that is, for the seams to be invisible to human participants? When might we want seamful design, which makes seams visible, reminding the humans of gaps? The workshop report will be published on the workshop website, and in prominent archival venues, such as through the ACM and IEEE. This workshop and report authoring will involve researchers across fields, including human-computer interaction, machine learning and data science, haptics, internet of things, wearables, computer graphics and computer vision, cognitive science, design, and computational creativity to consider seamless and seamful design addressing and combining: high-dimensional data analysis, computational creativity, interactive art, interaction design, exploration of machine learning model spaces, communication awareness, buildings and urban spaces, computational companions, and user modeling. Research contributions are expected to take forms such as ideas for new research initiatives, implications for design, frameworks, and theories.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.