Overview
The proliferation of smart devices, mobile applications, and IoT systems in our daily lives has created significant opportunities for a more efficient, productive, healthy, and sustainable society centered on short and long-term human needs. To translate those opportunities into reality, we have seen increasing research attention from a number of disciplines. As human activity, behavior, and user experience become important factors in smart services and mobile applications, the research will bring a new focus on human-centered sensing, networking, and intelligent systems. We also focus on the development and practical application of novel sensing technologies within human-centric multi-device systems, incorporating both mobile and fixed infrastructure. Our attention includes mobile devices, including smartphones and wearable technology such as smartwatches, earbuds, and rings, as well as a combination of stationary infrastructure like cameras, WiFi, RFID readers, lighting systems, and base stations. The workshop explores the challenges and opportunities in a variety of sensing techniques ranging from sensing using wireless signals to sensor-based technologies (temperature sensors, accelerometers, PPG, EEG, pH sensors) or a combination thereof, discussing their roles in applications such as health monitoring, human behaviour analytics, precise localization, and UI/UX for multi-device systems.