Intelligent Technologies for Interactive Entertainment

1. Front Matter

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2. Virtual/Mixed/Augmented Reality

   1. User Interface for Browsing Geotagged Data – Design and Evaluation

      • Erika Reponen, Jaakko Keränen, Viljakaisa Aaltonen

      Pages 1-11

   2. Towards Multimodal, Multi-party, and Social Brain-Computer Interfacing

      • Anton Nijholt

      Pages 12-17

   3. Brain-Computer Interfaces: Proposal of a Paradigm to Increase Output Commands

      • Ricardo Ron-Angevin, Francisco Velasco-Álvarez, Salvador Sancha-Ros

      Pages 18-27

3. Hardware Technologies for Interaction and Entertainment

   1. Steady State Visual Evoked Potential Based Computer Gaming – The Maze

      • Nikolay Chumerin, Nikolay V. Manyakov, Adrien Combaz, Arne Robben, Marijn van Vliet, Marc M. Van Hulle

      Pages 28-37

   2. Single Value Devices

      • Angelika Mader, Edwin Dertien, Dennis Reidsma

      Pages 38-47

   3. A Kinect-Based Natural Interface for Quadrotor Control

      • Andrea Sanna, Fabrizio Lamberti, Gianluca Paravati, Eduardo Andres Henao Ramirez, Federico Manuri

      Pages 48-56

   4. Smart Material Interfaces: A Vision

      • Andrea Minuto, Dhaval Vyas, Wim Poelman, Anton Nijholt

      Pages 57-62

   5. User-Centered Evaluation of the Virtual Binocular Interface

      • Donald Glowinski, Maurizio Mancini, Paolo Coletta, Simone Ghisio, Carlo Chiorri, Antonio Camurri et al.

      Pages 63-72

4. Displays and Devices

   1. Does Movement Recognition Precision Affect the Player Experience in Exertion Games?

      • Jasmir Nijhar, Nadia Bianchi-Berthouze, Gemma Boguslawski

      Pages 73-82

5. Animation and Virtual Characters

   1. Elckerlyc in Practice – On the Integration of a BML Realizer in Real Applications

      • Dennis Reidsma, Herwin van Welbergen

      Pages 83-92

6. Non Verbal Full Body Interaction

   1. Evaluation of the Mobile Orchestra Explorer Paradigm

      • Donald Glowinski, Maurizio Mancini, Alberto Massari

      Pages 93-102

   2. As Wave Impels a Wave Active Experience of Cultural Heritage and Artistic Content

      • Francesca Cavallero, Antonio Camurri, Corrado Canepa, Nicola Ferrari, Barbara Mazzarino, Gualtiero Volpe

      Pages 103-112

7. Storytelling

   1. An Intelligent Instructional Tool for Puppeteering in Virtual Shadow Puppet Play

      • Sirot Piman, Abdullah Zawawi Talib

      Pages 113-122

   2. A Tabletop Board Game Interface for Multi-user Interaction with a Storytelling System

      • Thijs Alofs, Mariët Theune, Ivo Swartjes

      Pages 123-128

8. Children Interaction

   1. Design of an Interactive Playground Based on Traditional Children’s Play

      • Daniel Tetteroo, Dennis Reidsma, Betsy van Dijk, Anton Nijholt

      Pages 129-138

   2. Designing a Museum Multi-touch Table for Children

      • Betsy van Dijk, Frans van der Sluis, Anton Nijholt

      Pages 139-148

9. Affective User Interfaces

   1. Automatic Recognition of Affective Body Movement in a Video Game Scenario

      • Nikolaos Savva, Nadia Bianchi-Berthouze

      Pages 149-159

   2. Towards Mimicry Recognition during Human Interactions: Automatic Feature Selection and Representation

      • Xiaofan Sun, Anton Nijholt, Maja Pantic

      Pages 160-169

10. Social Interaction

    1. A Playable Evolutionary Interface for Performance and Social Engagement

       • Insook Choi, Robin Bargar

       Pages 170-182

This book constitutes the proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Intelligent Technologies for Interactive Entertainment (INTETAIN 11). The 20 full papers, 3 posters, 10 demos and 4 workshops presented were carefully selected from numerous submissions. The conference aims enhancing the understanding of recent and anticipated advances in interactive technologies, and their applications to entertainment, education, culture, and the arts. Interaction technologies are having relevant changes in the last years, and will influence the way users consume and interact with the media and applications, both locally and over the Internet. The explosion of natural, multimodal, and touch based interfaces, and their access to the general public, has made new interaction paradigms a reality.

• affective user interfaces
• entertainment
• interaction
• social interaction
• virtual/mixed/augmented reality

• InfoMus Lab, DIST, University of Genova, Genova, Italy

  Antonio Camurri

• UBINET, CREATE-NET, Trento, Italy

  Cristina Costa

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