Implicit and Natural HCI in AmI: Ambient and Multimodal User Interfaces, Intelligent Agents, Intelligent Behavior, and Mental and Physical Invisibility

Simon Elias Bibri · Atlantis ambient and pervasive intelligence · 2015

This chapter intends to examine, discuss, and classify the different features of implicit and natural HCI pertaining to ambient and multimodal interaction and user interfaces, intelligent agents, intelligent behavior (personalization, adaptation, responsiveness, and anticipation), and mental and physical invisibility, as well as related issues, challenges, and limitations.

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