Add to ORKGWe present the findings of an early requirements elicitation study for a smart kennel supporting canine welfare. We discuss unique challenges posed by the kennel environment in terms of design outcomes and research processes
Being able to assess dog personality can be used to, for example, match shelter dogs with future own...
The human–canine relationship is one of the oldest relationships between a hu- man and an animal. Ev...
With demand growing for different types of working dogs, such as police and army dogs, the need to i...
Whilst the ubicomp community has successfully embraced a number of societal challenges for human ben...
Animal shelters deal with many challenges: they are understaffed, overcrowded, run on limited budget...
This research explores the mismatch between mobility assistance dogs’ (MADs) current working environ...
Interest is growing in studying canine and human relationships, especially working canines and their...
This thesis reports on research underpinning the design of a canine-centred dog-to-human communicati...
Dogs can be held temporarily or permanently in kennels for a number of reasons, not necessarily for ...
Advances in modern technology, such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and ubiquitous computing, open u...
Digital technologies that help people take care of their dogs are becoming more widespread. Yet, lit...
Animals play a profoundly important and intricate role in our lives today. Dogs have been human comp...
This paper explores the intersection of assistance dog welfare and intelligent systems with a techno...
Mankind directly controls the environment and lifestyles of several domestic species for purposes ra...
While the field of Animal-Computer Interaction is an emerging one, the main focus has still been on ...
Being able to assess dog personality can be used to, for example, match shelter dogs with future own...
The human–canine relationship is one of the oldest relationships between a hu- man and an animal. Ev...
With demand growing for different types of working dogs, such as police and army dogs, the need to i...
Whilst the ubicomp community has successfully embraced a number of societal challenges for human ben...
Animal shelters deal with many challenges: they are understaffed, overcrowded, run on limited budget...
This research explores the mismatch between mobility assistance dogs’ (MADs) current working environ...
Interest is growing in studying canine and human relationships, especially working canines and their...
This thesis reports on research underpinning the design of a canine-centred dog-to-human communicati...
Dogs can be held temporarily or permanently in kennels for a number of reasons, not necessarily for ...
Advances in modern technology, such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and ubiquitous computing, open u...
Digital technologies that help people take care of their dogs are becoming more widespread. Yet, lit...
Animals play a profoundly important and intricate role in our lives today. Dogs have been human comp...
This paper explores the intersection of assistance dog welfare and intelligent systems with a techno...
Mankind directly controls the environment and lifestyles of several domestic species for purposes ra...
While the field of Animal-Computer Interaction is an emerging one, the main focus has still been on ...
Being able to assess dog personality can be used to, for example, match shelter dogs with future own...
The human–canine relationship is one of the oldest relationships between a hu- man and an animal. Ev...
With demand growing for different types of working dogs, such as police and army dogs, the need to i...