Technical Oral Sessions

Papers are allocated approximately 15 minutes for presentation and additional 2-3 minutes for questions and answers. To meet the allocated time, it is recommended that you allocate about 2 minutes per slide when discussing equations or introducing novel concepts, and one minute per slide when the content is more self explanatory. For the benefit of your audience, do keep your slides simple and easy to read. Please try not to make too points per slide. We appreciate your cooperation in keeping the program on schedule.

All Chairpersons and Presenters are requested to be in the session room at least 15 minutes prior to the commencement of each session. 

Presenters of the technical oral paper presentation should approach your session chair 10 minutes before your session. Take note that Session Chairs will be taking attendance. If time permits, please also test any presentation equipment you might need during your presentation. 

The presentation room will be equipped with a laptop, a projector, a microphone and a pointing device. Laptop will be running Microsoft Windows XP and have Microsoft PowerPoint and PDF. 
Please ensure that your slides are stored in a format that can be displayed by the software. If other audio or video equipment is required, please contact the conference secretariat to indicae your request. 
Please take extra care in handling the following issues that could typically cause technical problems: 
  • Displaying on Windows slides created on a Mac/Linux platform
  • Playback of audio/visual content
  • Special fonts, e.g. math or foreign language that are used in the presentation

 

Wednesday, 19 June 2013 11:30 – 13:00
Session 01: Supportive Technology for Ageing and people with Cognitive Impairment

  1. The nature and use of surveillance technologies in residential care
  2. Sensors on my bed: The ups and downs of in-home monitoring
  3. Corridor Sensor Arrays for Dementia Group Home
  4. PhonAge: Adapted SmartPhone for Aging Population
 
Wednesday, 19 June 2013 14:30 – 16:00
Session 02: Activity Recognition and Algorithmic Techniques
  1. Extracting Intra- and Inter-activity Association Patterns from Daily Routines of Elders  
  2. A Wavelet Feature Based Mechanomyography Classification System for a Wearable Rehabilitation System for the Elderly
  3. Activity Recognition and Activity Level Estimation for Context-Based Prompting System of Mild Cognitive Impairment Patients
  4. Behavior Recognition for Elderly People in Large-Scale Deployment 

Thursday, 20 June 2013 09:30 – 11:00

Session 03: Trust, security and social issues
  1. Towards a context aware modeling of trust and access control based on the user behavior and capabilities 
  2. PriGen: A Generic Framework to Preserve Privacy of Healthcare Data in the Cloud 
  3. Dynamicity in Social Trends towards Trajectory Based Location Recommendation
  4. A SmartTV Platform for Wellbeing, Care and Social Support for Elderly at Home 
 
Thursday, 20 June 2013 14:30 – 16:00  
A*STAR Robotics Workshop 04: Assistive Robotics and HCI issues
  1. Evaluation of the Pet Robot CuDDler using Godspeed Questionnaire
  2. A User Study for an Attention-Directed Robot for Telepresence 
  3. Supporting Technology for Wheelchair users - Intuitive Interface and Step climbing Assistance

Friday, 21 June 2013 09:30 – 11:00

Session 05: Supporting Safety and Pervasive Healthcare
  1. Hybrid Reasoning Framework for CARA Pervasive Healthcare 
  2. Elderly Safety: A Smartphone Based Real Time Approach 
  3. Ambient assistive healthcare and wellness management - Is “the wisdom of the Body” transposable to one’s home?
  4. SIMS: Self-adaptive Intelligent Monitoring System for Supporting Home-based Heart Failure Patients
 
Friday, 21 June 2013 11:45 – 13:15 
Session 06: Home energy usage, reasoning framework, services
  1. Facilitating Spontaneous Energy Saving in a Smart Home using Interruptibility-aware Reminders with Ecological and Abstract Information Visualization
  2. Building high-accuracy thermal simulation for evaluation of thermal comfort in real houses
  3. Force Efficient Analysis of a Hybrid Magnetic Actuation System for Minimally Invasive Diagnostics and Interventions 
  4. Assessing Behavioral Responses in Persuasive Ubiquitous Systems
 

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