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- Mulder, I. (author), Schikhof, Y. (author), Vastenburg, M.H. (author), Card, A. (author), Dunn, T. (author), Komninos, A. (author), McGee-Lennon, M. (author), Santcroos, M. (author), Tiotto, G. (author), Van Gils, M. (author), Van 't Klooster, J.W. (author), Veys, A. (author), Zarifi Eslami, M. (author) journal article 2009
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Vastenburg, M.H. (author), Keyson, D.V. (author), De Ridder, H. (author)Recent field experiments on acceptability of notifications in the home showed that people generally want to be informed of urgent messages as soon as possible, whereas non-urgent messages should not be presented at all. A possible way to improve the acceptability of a notification might be to adjust the presentation mode and the timing of...journal article 2009
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Vastenburg, M.H. (author), Keyson, D.V. (author), De Ridder, H. (author)A field study in ten homes was conducted to understand what influences users’ acceptability of notifications in the home environment. The key finding is that perceived message urgency is the primary indicator of acceptability of notifications in the home—if people think a message is urgent, they want the message to be shown immediately,...journal article 2007
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Vastenburg, M.H. (author), Ross, P.R. (author), Keyson, D.V. (author)The complex control problem of creating home atmospheres using light, music, and projected wall-art can be reduced by focusing on desired expe- rience, rather than product functions and features. A case study is described in which subjective interpreta- tions of living room atmospheres were measured and embedded into a prototype display system....journal article 2007