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Empathy in the Internet of Things. /
Coulton, Paul.
Proceedings of a workshop at the 27th International British Computer Society HCI Conference: The Internet of Things : Interacting with Digital Media in Connected Environments. 2013.
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Coulton, P 2013,
Empathy in the Internet of Things. in
Proceedings of a workshop at the 27th International British Computer Society HCI Conference: The Internet of Things : Interacting with Digital Media in Connected Environments. The 27th International British Computer Society HCI Conference: The Internet of Things : Interacting with Digital Media in Connected Environments , London, United Kingdom,
9/09/13.
APA
Coulton, P. (2013).
Empathy in the Internet of Things. In
Proceedings of a workshop at the 27th International British Computer Society HCI Conference: The Internet of Things : Interacting with Digital Media in Connected Environments
Vancouver
Coulton P.
Empathy in the Internet of Things. In Proceedings of a workshop at the 27th International British Computer Society HCI Conference: The Internet of Things : Interacting with Digital Media in Connected Environments. 2013
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Coulton, Paul. /
Empathy in the Internet of Things. Proceedings of a workshop at the 27th International British Computer Society HCI Conference: The Internet of Things : Interacting with Digital Media in Connected Environments. 2013.
Bibtex
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title = "Empathy in the Internet of Things",
abstract = "Empathy is often expressed as our ability to {\textquoteleft}stand in someone else{\textquoteright}s shoes{\textquoteright} and is now viewed as an important component of what it means to be human. As an ever-increasing amount of our communications is online there is often less opportunity for conveying or feeling emotions such as empathy within current mechanisms. Whilst I would argue that empathy should be a concern for the design of all online systems, the Internet of Things offers a unique opportunity to explore the transmission and receiving of empathy, particularly if encompassed in aesthetically rich objects that use light, sound and haptics rather than text. ",
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