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1 Messaging and alerting Chris Schmandt MIT Media Lab

2 How much? interruption is essential in work and play just what we want and when we want it if too much, users will disable it tradeoff: benefit vs. annoyance

3 What can we do? filter messages adapt to user location aware augment sensory environment appropriate user interface

4 Filtering which messages arrive at async device? presentation order for synchronous reader - especially non-GUI rules: regular expressions by-example while reading how do rules age/expire? what does my computer know about me?

5 sent email log outgoing call log address book –links email, phone numbers, location calendar geographic location updated hourly (Unix cron) CLUES - dynamic filtering

6 How do we use CLUES? Message order and grouping for voice access over phones –Mailcall –Phoneshell –“You have three important messages and two timely ones” Voice alerting in office (finger or active badges) Selecting for forwarding to pagers, etc.

7 InternetDesktop Computer Pager Knothole Stefan Marti Speech Interface Group E15-344 Intelligent Paging

8 Knothole messaging filters incoming email using CLUES proxy hides my outgoing address –recipient’s privacy –sender knows only one address replies originate to any internet address originate via address book –NOT a special local pager app

9 Knothole as PDA structured messages rolodex lookup calendar read/write local data (dictionary) web data (news, weather, traffic, stocks) Unix command line

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11 1: the fact or condition of being present 2a: the part of space within one's immediate vicinity 2b: the neighborhood of one of superior esp. royal rank archaic 3: COMPANY 4: one that is present : as 4a: the actual person or thing that is present 4b: something present of a visible or concrete nature 5: something held to be present Def presence

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15 WX or WXS or WXE SUN CUR DEF ETY ROLO or ROLOP or ROLOA TRAF CITIES STOCKS NEWS HEAD SUM or SUMD or DATE CAL ADD CAL DAY or WEEK SEQ RESEND SUM + : command line, as arguments - : command line, on STDIN M ( )

16 Active Messenger

17 guarantee delivery of important messsges work in concert with other access –reading mail on the console –IMAP remote access –telephonic reading (Phoneshell) throttle delivery when less reachable across a variety of devices

18 Devices pagers –local, Skytel, Iridium,SMS to phones text-to-speech over phones –wireline, portable fax screen reading

19 Operation monitor device access –which pager –caller ID –finger, etc. track messages –device delivery status –reply status (via proxy service) model user activity / location

20 Why multiple devices? coverage cost of service support heterogeneous networks and multiple access modalities real goal: What is user’s attentive state? a process, not just a routing table

21 comMotion location aware computing messages and reminders learns user’s locations GPS auditory interface for driving

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24 comMotion demo

25 Issues reliability of GPS tracks learning algorithms route detection/deviation/projection privacy –client based –might reveal to family/friends?

26 Nomadic Radio wearable audio

27 Nomadic Radio more effective alerting –voice cues –content, subject lines adaptive –user responses to stimuli –presence of speech/conversation

28 Nomadic Radio scaleable audio

29 Nomadic Radio adaptive alerting


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