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1 The Future of communication technology
Rich multisensory social interactions Petr Kosnar IamPetr.com @faxecz

2 communication

3 Non-verbal communication cues
Gestures Mimics Gaze Distance Scent Touch ...

4 Remote communication Photo by StephenMitchell:

5 Improve!

6 How?

7 copresence Telepresence Feeling of presence i na company of other(s)
Feeling of presence at a distant place

8 Involve More senses!

9 touch

10 Social touch

11 (technology-) Mediated social touch

12 Haptic communication devices
The Hug (Gemperle, 2003)

13 What‘s Next?

14 Immersive virtual environment

15 Technologies & devices

16 Current research

17 Social aspects in IVE

18 Gender differences in touch
(Heslin, Nguyen, Nguyen, 1983)

19 What we expect

20 Cannot wait for the results...

21 Comments & ideas?

22 Petr Kosnar IamPetr.com @faxecz
Thank you! Petr Kosnar

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