Do’s and Don’ts of Chatbot Design
Erika Meins holds a Webinar on the “Do’s and Don’ts of Chatbot Design” hosted by the Swiss Service Association. https://skdv.ch/event/9-skdv-service-forum/
Erika Meins holds a Webinar on the “Do’s and Don’ts of Chatbot Design” hosted by the Swiss Service Association. https://skdv.ch/event/9-skdv-service-forum/
Mobiliar’s annual report 2019 highlights some of the Lab’s work. Included is a special focus related to trust in research and algorithms.
A column by Erika Meins on the relevance of lifelong learning and Data Science.
Kicking off the new year with good news! The Lab and the Chair of Technology Marketing received approval for their ETH Grant application to fund the project: “Personalized virtual reality interventions to reduce office-related stress”. This grant covers a PhD position of a duration of 3 years and project-related material costs. https://ethz.ch/en/research/research-promotion/eth-internal-programmes/eth-grants.html
A new paper of Cristina Kadar (Mobiliar Lab for Analytics) together with NYU and the University of Cambridge on understanding crime concentrations has been accepted at the International AAAI Conference on Web and Social Media (ICWSM).https://www.aaai.org/ojs/index.php/ICWSM/article/view/7304
What are the “Dos and Don’ts” when designing Digital Interactions? This was the content of the presentation Erika Meins (Mobiliar Lab for Analytics) held at the Digital Festival Zurich (https://digitalfestival.ch/sessions/healths-digital-future). Photos courtesy of ETH Zurich / Andreas Eggenberger
Every year, HackZurich invites programmers and other people with technical backgrounds to participate to the biggest hackaton in Europe. This year, Raphael Weibel (Mobiliar Lab for Analytics) participated for the fourth time. Together with two computer science students from ETH Zurich as well as an Italian UI/UX designer and developer, they successfully tackled a sustainability…
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This semester, Raphael Weibel and Andrea Ferrario represent the Lab to host a challenge in the Mixed Reality Laboratory lecture at the ETH computer science department (D-INFK). Students use holographic reality to augment machine learning problems solving.
Raphael Weibel (Mobiliar Lab for Analytics at ETH) and Victor Schinazi (a close collaborator of the Lab), have co-authored a paper with other researchers, which was recently published in Nature Scientific Reports. They examined how neighborhood environments influence immediate stress and emotion, by simulating neighborhoods in virtual reality. More information can be found on (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-45876-8)
A column by Erika Meins on the link between chatbot Emma and the Lab’s new research focus.
