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1.	Voit, Alexandra, et al. (author) The attention Kitchen: Comparing modalities for smart home notifications in a cooking scenario 2021 In: ACM International Conference Proceeding Series. - New York, NY, USA : ACM. ; , s. 90-97 Conference paper (peer-reviewed)abstract A steadily increasing number of notifications, auditory, visual or ambient, competes for the user's attention. Frequent unsuitable notifications can lead to a breakdown in efficiency and increase error rates. This paper compares the effectiveness, disruptiveness, and user experience of three different notification modalities: On-Object, ambient On-Environment, and On-Smartphone notifications. In a user study with 24 participants, we evaluate the three notification modalities during a cooking task where users were frequently exposed to notifications. Our results show that ambient On-Environment notifications minimize the time in which users can resume their primary task. Ambient On-Environment notifications were also perceived as least disrupting compared to the other two notification modalities. We discuss the design requirements for non-disruptive notifications in smart home environments and conclude with future strategies for notifying users at different urgency levels.

Voit, Alexandra, et al. (author)
The attention Kitchen: Comparing modalities for smart home notifications in a cooking scenario
2021
In: ACM International Conference Proceeding Series. - New York, NY, USA : ACM. ; , s. 90-97
Conference paper (peer-reviewed)abstract
- A steadily increasing number of notifications, auditory, visual or ambient, competes for the user's attention. Frequent unsuitable notifications can lead to a breakdown in efficiency and increase error rates. This paper compares the effectiveness, disruptiveness, and user experience of three different notification modalities: On-Object, ambient On-Environment, and On-Smartphone notifications. In a user study with 24 participants, we evaluate the three notification modalities during a cooking task where users were frequently exposed to notifications. Our results show that ambient On-Environment notifications minimize the time in which users can resume their primary task. Ambient On-Environment notifications were also perceived as least disrupting compared to the other two notification modalities. We discuss the design requirements for non-disruptive notifications in smart home environments and conclude with future strategies for notifying users at different urgency levels.

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