%0 Conference Paper %1 körber2017madmacs %A Körber, Yannick %A Hahn, Vanessa %A Moniri, Mohammad Mehdi %A Schwartz, Tim %A Feld, Michael %B 2017 International Conference on Intelligent Environments (IE) %D 2017 %K Cyber Dialogue Environments MADMACS Management Multiadaptive Physical %P 184-187 %R 10.1109/IE.2017.33 %T MADMACS - Multiadaptive Dialogue Management in Cyber-Physical Environments %X Today, cyber-physical environments (CPEs) are omnipresent-for instance as smart homes, cars, shopping environments, business facilities, Industrie 4.0 factories, and smart cities. Characterized by a large number of individual systems and devices with their sensors and actuators, the interaction paradigm from the user's perspective is shifting towards system-environment interaction. Following this principle, a single user or user groups can freely choose an interaction modality to address the environment, which responds in multiadaptive manner. This paper presents a car repair garage scenario and introduces a dialogue platform, a device platform, as well as several related dialogue management and group interaction technologies. Collectively, they represent a major result of the MADMACS project aimed at developing a framework for multiadaptive interaction in and with CPEs.

@inproceedings{körber2017madmacs, abstract = {Today, cyber-physical environments (CPEs) are omnipresent-for instance as smart homes, cars, shopping environments, business facilities, Industrie 4.0 factories, and smart cities. Characterized by a large number of individual systems and devices with their sensors and actuators, the interaction paradigm from the user's perspective is shifting towards system-environment interaction. Following this principle, a single user or user groups can freely choose an interaction modality to address the environment, which responds in multiadaptive manner. This paper presents a car repair garage scenario and introduces a dialogue platform, a device platform, as well as several related dialogue management and group interaction technologies. Collectively, they represent a major result of the MADMACS project aimed at developing a framework for multiadaptive interaction in and with CPEs.}, added-at = {2020-06-15T01:09:02.000+0200}, author = {Körber, Yannick and Hahn, Vanessa and Moniri, Mohammad Mehdi and Schwartz, Tim and Feld, Michael}, biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/2847b3ae794edea8fbf1ce7f0fd4b056d/porta}, booktitle = {2017 International Conference on Intelligent Environments (IE)}, doi = {10.1109/IE.2017.33}, interhash = {ba8c3eac3556cc340ade518abe01cc09}, intrahash = {847b3ae794edea8fbf1ce7f0fd4b056d}, issn = {2472-7571}, keywords = {Cyber Dialogue Environments MADMACS Management Multiadaptive Physical}, month = aug, pages = {184-187}, timestamp = {2020-06-15T01:09:02.000+0200}, title = {MADMACS - Multiadaptive Dialogue Management in Cyber-Physical Environments}, year = 2017 }