Programme
Thursday 24 October 2002
| 19:30 - 20:30 | Poster session |
| An eye-gaze input system based on the Limbus tracking method by image
analysis for seriously physically handicapped people. K. Abe, S. Ohi, M. Ohyama, Tokyo Denki University, Japan |
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| Preliminary results about VITIPI evaluation efficiency. P. Boissiere, D. Dours, IRIT,CNRS, Toulouse, France |
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| System ergonomic analysis with SEA-Tool. H. Bubb, I. Jastrzebska-Fraczek, University of Technology, Munich, Germany |
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| A multi-agent interface system design based in natural language. M. Castillo, F. Real, Polytechnical University of Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain |
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| Quality in the university portal's: a representative evaluation. F. Cipolla-Ficarra, F&F Multimedia Communications Corp. Bergamo, Italy |
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| Finger counter: a human-computer interface. S. Crampton, M. Betke, Boston University, USA |
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| Defining categories of the human/technology coupling: theoretical and
methodological issues. O. Gapenne, C. Lenay, D. Boullier, UTC, Compiegne, France |
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| A camera-based eyebrow tracker for computer control via a binary switch. J. Lombardi, M. Betke, Boston University, USA |
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| Mental models of information search on the Web. J. Marquer, Paris 5 University, CNRS, France |
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| Enhancing access to public information. M. Merkel, M. Petterstedt, A. Jonsson, Linkoping University, Sweden |
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| Promoting Design for All - the DASDA Project. H. Millar, Management Partners, London, UK |
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| Shopping support system for the blind using barcode. M. Murakami, Y. Yasumuro, T. Kuroda, Y. Manabe, K. Chihara, Nara Institute of Technology & Kyoto University Hospital, Japan |
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| Software agents for Universal Design: an open software architecture
to facilitate rapid-prototyping and enhance experience feedback. R. Privat, P. Truillet, N. Vigouroux, IRIT, CNRS, Toulouse, France |