Section I. Designing for Diversity
1 Emoticons: Cultural analysis ................................. 3
M. Park, USA
2 Designing spaces for aging eyes ............................. 11
K. Melhus Mitchell, USA
3 New concept for newspaper kiosk through understanding
users' behavior ............................................. 21
Y. Khodadadeh and A. Toobaie, Iran
4 Connectivity model: Design methods for diverse users ........ 32
S. Kang and D. Satterfield, USA
5 Educational play experiences for children with cognitive
and physical disabilities ................................... 40
D. Satterfield and S. Kang, USA
6 Universal product family design for human variability and
aesthetics .................................................. 47
J. Hwang, South Korea, S. Moon and Y. Ho, Singapore, and
C. Noh, South Korea
Section II. Cultural and Traditional Aspects
7 Comparison of evaluation of kawaii ribbons between gender
and generation .............................................. 59
M. Ohkura, T. Komatsu, S. Tivatansakul, Japan, S. Settapat
and S. Charoenpit, Thailand
8 Assessment of material perception of black lacquer .......... 69
T. Komatsu, M. Ohkura, T. Ishikawa and M. Ayama, Japan
9 Analysis of search results of kawaii search ................. 79
K. Hashiguchi and K. Ogawa, Japan
10 3D character creation system based on sensibility rule
extraction .................................................. 87
T. Ogura and M. Hagiwara, Japan
11 Shaboned display: An interactive substantial display using
expansion and explosion of soap bubbles ..................... 97
S. Hirayama and Y. Kakehi, Japan
12 Study on Kawaii in motion - Classifying Kawaii motion
using Roomba ............................................... 107
S. Sugano, H. Morita and K. Tomiyama, Japan
13 Holistic analysis on affective source of Japanese
traditional skills ......................................... 117
K. Morimoto and N. Kuwahara, Japan
14 Representation and management of physical movements of
technicians in graph-based data model ...................... 122
T. Hochin, Y. Ohira, and H. Nomiya, Japan
15 Multimodal motion learning system for traditional arts ..... 132
M. Araki, Japan
16 Characteristics of technique or skill in traditional
craft workers in Japan ..................................... 140
M. Kume and T. Yoshida, Japan
17 A study on the traditional charm of natural dyes:
Focusing on preprinting mordant ............................ 149
K.-B. Kim, M.-J. Kim and G.-H. Choi, Korea
18 Effect of culture interdependency on interpersonal trust ... 160
J. Liu and P. Rau, China
19 Exploration on the relationship between Chinese
characters and ergonomic affordances ....................... 167
W.-H. Chen, Taiwan
Section III. Ergonomics and Human Factors
20 Evaluation of customers' subjective effort and
satisfaction in opening and closing tail gates of sport
utility vehicles ........................................... 179
T. Ryu, B. Jin, M. Yun and W. Kim, South Korea
21 Measurement of body pressures in double-lane-changing
driving tests .............................................. 187
Y. Hyun, N.-C. Lee, K.-S. Lee, C.-S. Kim, S.-M. Mo,
M.-T. Seo, Y.-K. Kong, M.-C. Jung and I. Lee, Korea
22 Correlation between muscle contraction and vehicle
dynamics in a real driving ................................. 196
S.-M. Mo, Y. Hyun, C.-S. Kim, D.-M. Kim, H.-S. Kang,
Y.-K. Kong, I. Lee and M.-C. Jung, Korea
23 Eye-tracking based analysis of the driver's field of view
(FOV) in real driving environment .......................... 203
S. Ко, S. Lee, Y. Han, E. Cho, H. Kim and Y. Ji, Korea
24 Effects of age and gender differences on automobile
instrument cluster design .................................. 212
S. Yoon, H. Hwangbo, J. Choi, Y. Ji, J. Ryu, S. Lee and
D. Kim, Korea
25 A study on the relationship between pleasures and design
attributes of digital appliances ........................... 222
S. Bahn, J. Song, M. Yun and C. Nam, Korea
26 Effects of age, gender, and posture on user behaviors in
use of control on display interface ........................ 231
J.H. Lim, Y. Rhie and I. Rhiu, Korea
27 Subjective quality evaluation of surface stiffness from
hand press: Development of an affective assessment
strategy ................................................... 239
I. Rhiu, T. Ryu, B. Jin and M. H. Yun, Korea
28 Quantification of a haptic control feedback using an
affective scaling method ................................... 249
S. Kwon, W. Kim and M. H. Yun, Korea
29 Effects of head movement on contact pressure between a
N95 respirator and headform ................................ 259
Z. Lei and J. Yang, USA
Section IV. Product, Service, and System Design
30 Development of enhanced teaching materials for skill
based learning by using a smart phone and Second Life ...... 271
A. Ando, T. Takaku, T. Saito, Y. Sumikawa and D. Davis,
Japan
31 Sensor system for skill evaluation of technicians .......... 278
N. Kuwahara, Z. Huang, A. Nagata, K. Morimoto, J. Ota,
M. Kanai, J. Maeda, M. Nakamura, Y. Kitajima and K. Aida,
Japan
32 The design of adhesive bandage from the customer
perspective ................................................ 288
J. Ho, S. Tsang and A. Chan, Hong Kong
33 Journeying toward female-focused m-health applications ..... 295
L. Xue, С.C. Yen, L. Chang, В.C. Tai, H.C. Chan, H.B. Duh
and M. Choolani, Singapore
34 Participatory design for green supply chain management:
Key elements in the semiconductor industry ................. 306
T.-P. Lu, Y.-K. Chen, P.-L. Rau and S.-N. Chang, Taiwan
35 Comparing the psychological and physiological measurement
of player's engaging experience in computer game ........... 317
W. Cui and P. Rau, China
36 Study of the interface of information presented on the
mobile phones .............................................. 327
H. Qin, S. Gao and J. Liu, China
37 The design of a socialized collaborative environment for
research teams ............................................. 333
F. Gao, J. Li, Y. Zheng and K. Nan, China
38 Affective design and its role in energy consuming
behavior: Part of the problem or part of the solution? ..... 341
K. Revell and N. Stanton, UK
Section V. Human Interface in Product Design
39 Self-inflating mask interface for noninvasive positive
pressure ventilation ....................................... 353
U. Reischl, L. Ashworth, L. Haan and C. Colby, USA
40 Product personality assignment as a mediating technique
in biologically and culturally inspired design ............. 361
D. Coelho, C. Versos and A. Silva, Portugal
41 Why the optimal fitting of footwear is difficult ........... 371
T. Weerasinghe, R. Goonetilleke and G. Signes, Hong Kong
42 The pertinence of CMF between mobile phone design and
fashion design ............................................. 378
C. Qiu and H. Su, China
43 Will they buy my product - Effect of UID and Brand ......... 388
M. Agarwal, A. Hedge and S. Ibrahim, USA
44 Evaluating the usability of futuristic mobile phones in
advance .................................................... 398
H. Kim and J. Lim, Korea
45 Towards a more effective graphical password design for
touch screen devices ....................................... 408
X. Suo and J. Kourik, USA
46 Material" sensibility comparison between glass and
plastic used in mobile phone window panel .................. 416
J. Park, E. Kim, M. Kim, S. Kim, S. Ha and J. Lee, Korea
Section VI. Emotion and UX Design
47 Develop new emotional evaluation methods for measuring
users' subjective experiences in the virtual
environments ............................................... 425
N. Elokla and Y. Hirai, Japan
48 Hemispheric asymmetries in the perception of emotions ...... 436
S. Lim, S. Bahn, J. Woo and C. Nam, USA
49 Understanding differences in enjoyment: Playing games
with human or AI team-mates ................................ 446
K. McGee, T. Merritt and C. Ong, Singapore
50 Does user frustration really decrease task performance? .... 452
G. Washington, USA
51 Comfortable information amount model for motion graphics ... 462
M. Sekine and K. Ogawa, Japan
52 The Kansei research on the price labels of shoes ........... 471
S. Charoenpit and M. Ohkura, Japan
53 Toward emotional design: An exploratory study of IPhone 4 .. 480
B. Saket and L. Yong, Malaysia, and F. Behrang, Iran
54 Invariant comparisons in affective design .................. 490
F. Camargo and B. Henson, UK
Section VII. Design and Development Methodology
55 Systematic consumer evaluation measurement for
objectified integration into the product development
process .................................................... 503
M. Köhler and R. Schmitt, Germany
56 The effect of web page complexity and use occasion on
user preference evaluation ................................. 513
S.-Y. Chiang and C.-H. Chen, Taiwan
57 Effects of unity of form on visual aesthetics of website
design .....................................................
A. Altaboli, USA/Libya and Y. Lin, USA
58 Design principles for sustainable social-oriented bike
applications ............................................... 533
D. Lee, C.-L. Lee, Y.-M. Cheng, L.-C. Chen, S.-C. Sheng,
Taiwan F. Sandness, Norway, and C. Johnson, UK
59 Applying microblogs to be an online design group: A case
study ...................................................... 543
J.-P. Ma and R. Lin, Taiwan
60 Design guidelines to keep users positive ................... 554
A. Nakane, M. Nakatani and T. Ohno, Japan
61 Affective evaluation and design of customized layout
system ..................................................... 565
C.-C. Hsu and M.-C. Chuang, Taiwan
62 Tactical scenarios for user-based performance evaluation ... 574
L. Elliott, E. Redden, E. Schmeisser and A. Rupert, USA
Section VIII. Diverse Approaches: Biosignals, Textiles, and
Clothing
63 Psychological factor in color characteristics of casual
wear ....................................................... 585
C. Mizutani, K. Kurahayashi, M. Ukaji, T. Sato,
S. Kitaguchi, G. Cho, S. Park and K. Kajiwara, Japan
64 Sound characteristics and auditory sensation of combat
uniform fabrics ............................................ 594
E. Jin, J. Lee, K. Lee and G. Cho, Korea
65 Effect of color on visual texture of fabrics ............... 604
E. Yi and A. Lee, Korea
66 The individual Adaption Module (iAM): A framework for
individualization and calibration of companion
technologies ............................................... 614
S. Walter, K. Limbrecht, S. Crawcour, V. Hrabal and
H. Traue, Germany
67 Self-adaptive biometric signatures based emotion
recognition system ......................................... 624
Y. Gu, S.-L. Tan and K.-J. Wong, Singapore
68 Inferring prosody from facial cues for EMG-based
synthesis of silent speech ................................. 634
C. Johner, M. Janke, M. Wand and T. Schultz, Germany
69 Multi-modal classifier-fusion for the classification of
emotional states in WOZ scenarios .......................... 644
M. Schels, M. Glodek, S. Meudt, M. Schmidt, D. Hrabal,
R. Bock, S. Walter and F. Schwenker, Germany
70 ATLAS - An annotation tool for HCI data utilizing machine
learning methods ........................................... 654
S. Meudt, L. Bigalke and F. Schwenker, Germany
Section IX. Novel Devices, Information Visualization, and
Augmented Reality
71 Pleasurable design of haptic icons ......................... 663
W. Hwang and J. Hwang, Korea, and T. Park, Singapore
72 Conscious and unconscious music from the brain: Design
and development of a tool translating brainwaves into
music using a BCI device ................................... 669
R. Folgieri and M. Zichella, Italy
73 Digital museum planner system for both museum
administrators and visitors ................................ 679
S. Ganchev, K. Liu and L. Zhang, USA
74 Affective interactions: Developing a framework to enable
meaningful haptic interactions over geographic distance .... 688
M. Balestra and C. Cao, USA
75 For the emotional quality of urban territories - Glazed
tiles claddings design ..................................... 695
C. Lobo and F. Moreira da Silva, Portugal
76 A study on the perception of haptics in in-cockpit
environment ................................................ 705
K. Lee, S. Ко, D. Kim and Y. Ji, Korea
77 Making electronic infographics enjoyable: Design
guidelines based on eye tracking ........................... 713
L. Scolere, B. Reid, C. Pardo, G. Meron, J. Licero and
A. Hedge, USA
78 Verbalization in search: Implication for the need of
adaptive visualizations .................................... 723
K. Nazemi and O. Christ, Germany
79 Learning to use a new product: Augmented reality as a new
method ..................................................... 733
D. Albertazzi, M. Okimoto and M. Ferreira, Brazil
80 Visualizations encourage uncertain users to high
effectiveness .............................................. 742
M. Breyer, J. Birkenbusch, D. Burkhardt, C. Schwarz,
C. Stab, K. Nazemi and O. Christ, Germany
81 Exploring low-glance input interfaces for use with
augmented reality heads-up display GPS ..................... 751
E. Cupps, P. Finley, B. Mennecke and S. Kang, USA
82 An augmented interactive table supporting preschool
children development through playing ....................... 761
E. Zidianakis, M. Antona, G. Paparoulis and
C. Stephanidis, Greece
Index of Authors .............................................. 771
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