Automation systems are increasingly present in our everyday environments, driven by the availability of a growing number of sensors and connected devices. However, users often struggle to understand or control these systems due to a lack of clear understanding of their behaviour, especially when multiple automations are active simultaneously. This paper explores effective strategies for delivering explanations in such settings by comparing two interaction modalities: visual and conversational. This paper presents an approach to addressing such issues and a mixed-method, within-subjects study involving 16 participants that has provided valuable insights for the design of more transparent and explainable automated systems.
Explaining automations in IoT settings
Gallo S.;Maenza S.;Mattioli A.
;Paterno' F.
2025
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Automation systems are increasingly present in our everyday environments, driven by the availability of a growing number of sensors and connected devices. However, users often struggle to understand or control these systems due to a lack of clear understanding of their behaviour, especially when multiple automations are active simultaneously. This paper explores effective strategies for delivering explanations in such settings by comparing two interaction modalities: visual and conversational. This paper presents an approach to addressing such issues and a mixed-method, within-subjects study involving 16 participants that has provided valuable insights for the design of more transparent and explainable automated systems.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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