Social Drones for Health, Well-Being, Sports and Play
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Aswin Balasubramaniam, Dennis Reidsma, Mohammad Obaid, Dees Postma, Aykut CoşkunAuthors Info & Claims
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Abstract
Building on insights from the NordiCHI 2022 workshop, this edition delves deeper into the role of social drones to support movement within the context of health, well-being, sports, and play. Our aim is to discuss the diverse challenges associated with this application by engaging in dialogue with researchers from diverse fields of science. By bringing together a diverse cohort, our goal is to facilitate discussions centered around their submissions, that illustrate the use of drones to support movement, in order to develop a roadmap that identifies key research avenues while incorporating various relevant perspectives related to the use case. Ultimately, our objective is to address key challenges, establish research avenues to support a paradigm shift, and foster connections with researchers to promote the development of drones that enhance movement related experiences, thus advancing the understanding and adoption of social drones.
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NordiCHI Adjunct 2024: Nordic Conference on Human Computer Interaction
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