IHIET-FS
2026 Scientific
Program
| IHIET-FS 2026 International Conference IHIET-FS 2026 Conference Reception and Banquet: Monday June 22, 2026 - 19:00 - 22:00 Location: Hilton Budapest Address: Budapest, Hess András tér 1-3, 1014 Hungary (Map) Technical and Scientific Program: Tuesday-Wednesday June 23 - 24, 2026 Location: Kodolányi János University - Budapesti Nemzetközi Campus Address: Budapest, Prielle Kornélia u. 47-49, 1117 Hungary (Map) |
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Preliminary Program (technical sessions and rooms) are
subject to change. If you have an update to your
presentation title or co-authors, please contact
Conference Administration with
a detailed message at admin@ihiet-fs.org For inclusion in the conference proceedings, publication and Final Program, a unique registration of at least one author or co-author per poster is required |
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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE |
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| Monday, June 22, 2026 | Tuesday, June 23, 2026 | Wednesday, June 24, 2026 |
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| 12:00-14:00 Registration Desk Location: Kodolányi János University Address: Budapest, Prielle Kornélia u. 47-49, 1117 Hungary 17:00-22:00 Conference Reception (Registered Participants - Dress is Business Casual) |
8:30-12:00
Registration Desk 9:00-13:00 Technical Session 9:00-12:00 Poster Sessions |
8:30-12:00
Registration Desk 9:00-13:00 Technical Session 9:00-12:00 Poster Sessions |
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| DAY 1 | Track | Room | ||||
| PLENARY SESSION 1 |
Welcome Remarks and Opening Session | ALL | Auditorium | |||
| Tuesday June 23 | Dr. László Kovács, Vice-rector for
Education Kodolanyi Janos University (KJU), Budapest, Hungary |
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| 9:00 - 10:00 (GMT+1) | Plenary Session Chair(s): Tibor Barath, Hungary and Tareq Ahram, USA | |||||
| Plenary
Title: Human–Artificial Intelligence Partnership
in Education: Cloud Based Adaptive Learning Spaces and
the New Norms of Teaching and Learning Speaker: Prof. György Molnár, Óbuda University, Hungary |
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About Speaker: Prof. Dr. György
Molnár, full professor, former dean of the Kálmán Kandó
Faculty of Electrical Engineering at Óbuda University,
head of teacher education at the Ágoston Trefort Centre
for Engineering Education, programe director of the
engineering teacher training, head of the Centre’s
academic unit, and former senior expert and professional
developer at the Educational Authority. He is also a
professor at Széchenyi István University. He holds
degrees as an electrical engineer–engineering teacher
and biomedical engineer, and is a Doctor of Education
(PhD), as well as a certified public education leader.
He is an active member of numerous scientific and
professional committees (MTA, MAB, SZIT, MPT, HERA,
IKT). He has been a recipient of the János Bolyai
Research Scholarship and the ÚNKP Scholarship, and is a
Master Teacher Gold Medal awardee. He is an active
member of several national and international scientific
organisations. Since 2001, he has been continuously
involved as a university lecturer in teaching and
research issues in the higher education system. In
addition to his core ICT-based research topics, he has
been involved in the role of informatics and engineering
education, methodological and technological innovation
in vocational education and training, and the use of
digital pedagogy, experiential pedagogy and artificial
intelligence, which have also given him the opportunity
to research new modern, atypical and electronic
teaching-learning pathways. |
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| 10:00 - 10:30 • Coffee Break | ||||||
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| SESSION 2 | Human-centered Design I | IHIET 1 | 1 | |||
| Tuesday June 23 | Session Chair(s): Ana Sofia Colim, Portugal and Hironao Yamada, Japan | |||||
| 10:30 - 11:30 (GMT+1) | Enhancing
Operability of Glove-Type Power-Assist Systems:
Descent-Assist Mechanism based on Human Centered Design
Hironao Yamada, Japan |
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| Towards
an Ergonomic Assessment Framework for Innovative Digital
Interfaces: A Multimethod Approach with a Smart-Building
Use Case Ana Colim, André Cardoso, Filipe Moreira, Rosana Alexandre, Portugal |
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| HHuman-Centered
Assessment Methods for Smart Building Systems: A
Systematic Review of Ergonomics and Human Interaction André Cardoso, Rosana Alexandre, Filipe Moreira, Ana Colim, Portugal |
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| Human-Centered
Design Based on Empathy for Traditional Childbirth:
Developing Locally Made Birthing Beds for Indigenous
Communities in Mexico Fabiola Cortes-Chavez, Elvia Luz Gonzalez Muñoz, Mexico |
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| SESSION 3 | Future Systems and Emerging Technologies | IHIET 10 | 2 |
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| Tuesday June 23 | Session Chair(s): Letizia Artioli, Italy Bo-cheng Huang, Taiwan | |||||
| 10:30 - 11:30 (GMT+1) | Deep-Learning
Assisted Digital Twin of Stereo Camera for non-Invasive
Underwater Fish Biomass Estimation Bo-Cheng Huang, Hsun Yu Lan, Shyi-Chyi Cheng, Taiwan |
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| Environmental
Digital Twins, EcoDts and Territorial Digital Twins Letizia Artioli, Giovanni Borga, Federica D'Acunto, Filippo Iodice, Italy |
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| Model-Based
Transfer of Mechanical Substitute Workpieces into
Hydraulic Structures for Vibration Testing of Rotary
Hammers Sascha Hasenoehrl, Johannes Klotz, Marcus Geimer, Sven Matthiesen, Germany |
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| E-learning
Design for Visually Impaired Students Theresa Lobo, United States |
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| SESSION 4 | Computation and Intelligent Design | IHIET 2 | 3 |
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| Tuesday June 23 | Session Chair(s): Johannes Klotz, Germany and Shih Chang Hsia, Taiwan | |||||
| 10:30 - 11:30 (GMT+1) | Adjustable
Hydraulic Substitute Base for Impact Tests of Demolition
Hammers: Experimental Validation of a FEM-Hydraulics
Co-Simulation Johannes Klotz, Sascha Hasenoehrl, Sven Matthiesen, Marcus Geimer, Germany |
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| A
Rule-Based Framework for Ergonomic Lifting Risk
Assessment via Video Analytics Kung-Jeng Wang, TRUONG KIM TIEN, Taiwan |
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| Design
and Implementation of an AI-Based Iris Recognition
System Shih Chang Hsia, Taiwan |
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| 11:30 - 12:00 • Sessions Break | ||||||
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| SESSION 5 | Augmented, Virtual and Mixed Reality Simulation I | IHIET 3 | 1 |
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| Tuesday June 23 | Session Chair(s): Alan Liu, United States and Gabin Personeni, France | |||||
| 12:00 -13:00 (GMT+1) | The Wide
Area Virtual Environment (WAVE): Advances in Immersive
Medical Team Training Alan Liu, United States |
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| Virtual
Reality Simulation as a Tool for Salutogenic and
Multisensory Interior Design: A Human-Centric Well-Being
Approach Agnieszka Rek-Lipczyńska , Poland |
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| Virtual
Reality for Safe Integration of Collaborative Robots Gabin Personeni, Daniil Danilovskii, Adriana Savescu, France |
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| Presenting
ADS-B Labels in a Conventional and in a Remote Virtual
Tower Environment: Beneficial or Disruptive? Jörn Jakobi, Julia Schön, Sara Bagassi, Tommaso Fadda, Italy |
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| SESSION 6 | Workshop: Technology Induced Cognitive Decline | IHIET 7 | 2 |
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| Tuesday June 23 | Speakers: Pedro Agua, Anacleto Correia, José Bartolomeu, Escola Naval - MDN; CINAV, Portugal | |||||
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Summary:
Technology has become an indispensable element of
modern life and the past three decades have witnessed
an unprecedented proliferation of new technologies,
nonetheless digital devices and associated
technologies. Technological change has reshaped human
interaction, and keeps shaping, yet not everything is
positive about such change. Tools such as email,
instant messaging, video conferencing, and artificial
intelligence (AI) platforms have streamlined
communication and reduced transaction costs. Yet,
concerns are emerging that pervasive technology use
can subtly impair higher-order cognitive and social
skills. While all the recent decades of technological
change have enhanced productivity and connectivity,
concerns regarding their impacts on human cognition
have emerged. For instance, phenomena such as “digital
dementia” and “screen-time overload” have been
documented in clinical and educational settings.
Technology-induced cognitive decline encompasses
deficits in memory retention, attentional control,
social interaction and executive function correlated
with chronic technology overuse. Some studies even
point to physical measurable consequences as brain
areas may be declining or underdeveloped. The used
methodology within the scope of this study relies on
literature review, critical thinking and alternative
analysis methods. As main result this paper provides a
review of empirical findings and relevant literature
on the mechanisms of technology-induced cognitive
decline and proposes some multi-level mitigation
strategies spanning individual behaviour, educational
interventions, design ethics, and policy development.
Evidence-based recommendations and future research
directions are discussed, as the practical
implications form such unintended consequences
deriving from intensive use of technology are critical
and self-evident. |
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About Speaker: Former Naval Officer,
was Head of Weapons and Electronics Department onboard
Naval Vessels. Afterwards had a career in technological
industries, at home and abroad. Has been with the
Portuguese Naval Academy since 2019, where he teaches
defence systems acquisition, project management and
negotiation in international context. Has been a
national representative for NATO STO with a focus on
Systems-of-Systems and complexity. Former CINAV (PRT
Navy Research Centre) Deputy Director, and currently its
Chairman. Professor Pedro Agua graduated from the
Portuguese Naval Academy with a degree in Naval Military
Sciences (Weapons and Electronics Engineering), and
holds a PhD in Industrial Engineering and Management
from Lisbon University, specialised in Defence
Industrial Strategy. |
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| SESSION 7 | Advances in Healthcare and Artificial Intelligence | IHIET 6 | 3 |
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| Tuesday June 23 | Session Chair(s): Marco Roccetti, Italy and C Donald Combs, United States | |||||
| 12:00 -13:00 (GMT+1) | Challenges
of Moving Beyond Digital Twins to Digital Patients C Donald Combs, United States |
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| Structural
Risk Recalibration and Stochastic Stationarity in
Localized Large-Scale Health Data: An Intelligent
Difference-in-Differences Framework Marco Roccetti, Italy |
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| The GDD
Triad: A Framework for Leveraging Generative AI in
Healthcare Data Science for Heart Disease Prediction Pornpat Sirithumgul, Thailand |
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| Design
and development of an electronic oral medication
dispenser for older adults Alberto Rossa-Sierra, Mariel Garcia-Hernandez, Gabriela Duran-Aguilar, Fabiola Cortes-Chavez, David Vidaña-Zavala, Mexico |
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| 13:00 - 14:00 • Lunch Break and Social Event in Budapest | ||||||
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| DAY 2 | ||||||
| PLENARY SESSION |
Day 2 Plenary Session: Human–computer Interaction | IHIET 5 | Auditorium | |||
| Wednesday June 24 | Plenary Session Chair(s): Tibor Barath, Hungary and Tareq Ahram, USA | |||||
| 9:00 - 10:00 (GMT+1) | Plenary
Title: Personalized Learning Through Digital Nudge
Applications in the AI Era Speaker: Chei Sian Lee, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore |
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| Speech Summary: This presentation
examines the role of digital nudging applications in
personalizing learning. Digital nudging, a concept based
on behavioral economics, can be understood as
informational cues and signals that positively influence
online behaviors. Informed by ongoing research initiatives, this presentation explores how digital nudge applications can be embedded in digital learning environments to guide learners, with implications for practical application in the AI era. The talk further explores human–computer interaction, user perceptions, acceptability, ethical considerations, and future directions for digital nudges in both research and practice, focusing on how digital nudges can be responsibly designed to foster personalized and meaningful online experiences in the era of AI. |
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About Speaker:
Chei Sian Lee is currently Professor of Information at
the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and
Information at Nanyang Technological University (NTU)
in Singapore, where she is also the Associate Chair
for Faculty and the Chair of the NTU Teaching Council.
She heads the Laboratory for Online Information
Research and Education, where she conducts research on
human-computer interaction and information practices,
and digital nudging for learning. Widely recognized
for her impactful contributions, she has been ranked
on the Stanford–Elsevier World’s Top 2% Scientists
List and is frequently invited as a keynote speaker at
major conferences. She received a PhD from the
University of Illinois at Chicago, Liautaud Graduate
School of Business, as well as an M.Sc. and a B.Sc. in
Computer and Information Science from the National
University of Singapore. |
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| 10:00 - 10:30 • Sessions Break | ||||||
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| SESSION 9 | Human–computer Interaction Applications | IHIET 5 | 1 |
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| Wednesday June 24 | Session Chair(s): Cheng Chao-Hsi, Taiwan and Hugo Correia, Portugal | |||||
| 10:30 - 11:30 (GMT+1) | Multimedia
Web Content Generation Using Large Language Models with
Chain-of-Thought Reasoning Strategy Cheng Chao-Hsi, Taiwan |
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| BEHOLD:
An Extensible Eye-Tracking Infrastructure Supporting
Multimodal, Multi-Device Interaction Evaluation Hugo Correia, Samuel Silva, Bernardo Marques, Liliana Vale Costa, Portugal |
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| Antecedents
of Continuance Intention of Chatbots in Online Travel
Agencies: Theory And Evidence Aashish Mehra, Sneha Rajput, Justin Paul, India |
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| Emotional
Interfaces and Sensorimotor Skill Learning in
Interactive Training Systems Amic Ho, Hong Kong SAR China |
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| The
Paradox of Progress: How High Technology Turbulence
Creates Digital Dependence Bhuvanesh Sharma, Justin Paul, India |
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| SESSION 10 | Human-centered Design II | IHIET 1 | 2 | |||
| Wednesday June 24 | Session Chair(s): Serengül Seçmen and Pinar Şahin, Turkey, Turkey | |||||
| 10:30 - 11:30 (GMT+1) | Participatory
Mapping in the SDG 4/ESD Context: A Scoping Review
Across Design Process and Human-Computer Interaction
(HCI) Serengül Seçmen, Ege Cankurtaran, Turkey |
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| Reconstructing
Public Space through Digital Technologies: The Adaptive
Reuse of the Çubuklu Silos Pinar Şahin, Turkey |
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| Advanced
Digitization and CAD Simulation: Technological
Convergence, Skills, and Innovation for a Circular
Fashion Industry Teresa Raquel Barata, Marta Bicho, Sandra Ferreira, Nuno Monteiro, Nuno Belino, Rui Miguel, Madalena Pereira, Portugal |
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| Bridging
Traditional Islamic Scholarship and Modern AI: A
Human-Centered Voice Recognition System for Quran
Reciter Identification Omar Alsaleh, Saudi Arabia |
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| SESSION 11 | Emerging Technologies and Business Applications | IHIET 8 | 3 | |||
| Wednesday June 24 | Session Chair(s): Hsun Yu Lan, Taiwan Hiroyuki Hasegawa, Japan | |||||
| 10:30 - 11:30 (GMT+1) | Formulating
Cybersecurity Strategies in Corporate Management:
Business Strategy and Cybersecurity Hiroyuki Hasegawa, Kenji Watanabe, Ichiro Koshijima, Masahiro Arakawa, Japan |
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| Design of
an Intelligent Agent for Offshore Cage Aquaculture Based
on a Cold-Damage Early-Warning Model Hsun Yu Lan, Shyi-Chyi Cheng, Chi-Lin Tsai, Cheng-Ting Huang, Taiwan |
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| Using
Knowledge Graphs to Understand the Relationship between
Actual Controlling Shareholders of Companies Lihchyun Shu, Taiwan |
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| Interpretable
Analysis of Rainfall–Runoff Forecasting Using MLP and
SHAP in the Sisaony River, Madagascar Hanitriniaina Marielle Rakotozanany, Pierre Nicolle, Josué Ratovondrahona, Bob Saint-Fleur, Andry Razakamanantsoa, Samuel Razanaka, Olivier Payrastre, Madagascar |
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| 11:30 - 12:00 • Sessions Break | ||||||
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| SESSION 12 | Augmented, Virtual and Mixed Reality Simulation II | IHIET 3 | 1 |
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| Wednesday June 24 | Session Chair(s): Lia Cardoso and Fábio Barros, Portugal | |||||
| 12:00 -13:00 (GMT+1) | An
Adaptive XR Platform for Multimodal Public Speaking
Training and Performance Assessment Lia Cardoso, Hugo Correia, Bernardo Marques, Paulo Dias, Samuel Silva, Beatriz Sousa Santos, Portugal |
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| Designing
Together at a Distance: Mediating Industrial Remote
Co-Design Through eXtended Reality Technologies Fábio Barros, Pedro Reisinho, Bernardo Marques, João Alves, Mariana Leite, Tiago Coelho, Jorge Neves, Jorge Figueiredo, Duarte Almeida, Carlos Ferreira, Paulo Dias, Beatriz Sousa Santos, Portugal |
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| The
contribution of artificial intelligence for optimization
pattern cutting plan to reducing textile industry waste
in fashion design solutions Sandra Ferreira, Rui Miguel, Teresa Raquel Barata, Marta Bicho, Madalena Pereira, Portugal |
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| Bridging
Robotics and Mixed Reality: A Gamified Exoskeleton
System for Next‑Generation Rehabilitation Jeronimo Rueda Giraldo, Guillermo Aguilera, Iván Mondragón, David Rozo, Colombia |
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| SESSION 13 | Human-Technology and Future of Work | IHIET 7 | 2 | |||
| Wednesday June 24 | Session
Chair(s): Sulfikar Amir, Singapore and Hyeon Ju Cha,
South Korea |
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| 12:00 -13:00 (GMT+1) | Social
Trust in AI: The Role of Institutions in the Usage
Intention of AI-based Technologies Sulfikar Amir, Singapore |
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| User
Acceptance of Generative AI in Cultural and Artistic
Domains: An Integrated U&G–TAM Framework with
Extended Creative–Emotional Variables Hyeon Ju Cha, Seo-jeong Ahn, South Korea |
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| Navigating
Quick Commerce Experience: A Bibliometric and Systematic
Review of Emerging Trends and Future Directions Mitesh Jadav, India |
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| Human
Interaction and Emerging Technologies: A Mathematical
Modelling and Management Perspective for Future Systems
Design Rakesh Manilal Harjivandas Patel, India |
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| SESSION 14 | Human-centered Design III | IHIET 1 | 3 | |||
| Wednesday June 24 | Session Chair(s): Fabiola Cortes-Chavez, Mexico and Sedef Süner-Pla-Cerdà, Turkey | |||||
| 12:00 -13:00 (GMT+1) | Human-Centered
Design: A Playful Tool for Teaching UCD in the Design
Process Fabiola Cortes-Chavez, Mariel Garcia-Hernandez, Alberto Rossa-Sierra, Gabriela Duran-Aguilar, Mexico |
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| Design
Strategy of Identity Information Management for
Selective Self-Presentation (SSP) in Computer Mediated
Communication (CMC) Siyuan Gu, China |
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| Balancing
Automation with Designerly Autonomy: A UX-Driven Design
Intervention Sedef Süner-Pla-Cerdà, Turkey |
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| Designing
for Emotional Memory: Affective User Interfaces for
Learning Amic Ho, Hong Kong SAR China |
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| SESSION 15 | Wearable Technologies and Affective Design | IHIET 1 | 4 | |||
| Wednesday June 24 | Session Chair(s): Tiago Alves, Portugal and P. W. Chau, Hong Kong SAR China | |||||
| 12:00 -13:00 (GMT+1) | Effective
Communication in Cultural Heritage Interfaces Through
Affective Design Amic Ho, P. W. Chau, Hong Kong SAR China |
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| Empowering
Nursing Mothers: A Bioinspired Wearable Breast Pump
Fostering Emotional and Physiological Well-being. Gabriela Duran-Aguilar, Alberto Rossa-Sierra, Mariel Garcia-Hernandez, Fabiola Cortes-Chavez, Alejandro Emmanuel Perez Lopez, Fernando Dávalos Hernández, Mexico |
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| Designing
a Wearable Mental Health Tracker: A Seven-Week
Collaboration with a Health-Tech Startup Mehmet Erçin Okursoy, Turkey |
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| Imagining
Matter: A Theory of Poetic Affordances Tiago Alves, Portugal |
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IHIET-FS 2026 Social Event (Optional
Event - Register here $120 per person) Time and Date: 18:00-20:00, June, 24, 2026 Meet at Location: Halászbástya Étterem (website) Address: Budapest Budai Vár, Halászbástya - Északi Híradástorony, 1014 Hungary (Google Maps)
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| Tuesday - Wednesday, June 23-24 [9:00 - 13:00] | |
| A-1 | Challenges
in the integration of Artificial Inteligence (AI) in the
construction safety and health management Antonio López Arquillos, María Del Carmen Rey Merchán, Jesús Gómez-De-Gabriel, Spain |
| A-2 | Neural
Differentiation of Social Status Commodities and General
Goods: Insights from EEG Analysis Sang Hee Kweon, Boyoung Kang, South Korea |
| A-3 | Selection
and Application of Representative Urban Road Links for
Carbon Emission Choongheon Yang, Jinguk Kim, South Korea |
| A-4 | Comparative
Analysis of Injury Severity in Crashes Involving Drivers
Undergoing Driving Fitness Evaluations and Control
Drivers Sangsu Kim, Younshik Chung, South Korea |
| A-5 | Crash
Severity Mechanisms Among Older At-Fault Drivers:
Evidence from Age-Stratified Structural Equation Models
Borim Choi, Younshik Chung, South Korea |
| A-6 | Traffic
Flow Analysis in Mixed Environments with Autonomous and
Human-Driven Vehicles Maftuh Ahnan, Dukgeun Yun, South Korea |