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HotMobile '18: Proceedings of the 19th International Workshop on Mobile Computing Systems & Applications
ACM2018 Proceeding
Publisher:
  • Association for Computing Machinery
  • New York
  • NY
  • United States
Conference:
HotMobile '18: The 19th International Workshop on Mobile Computing Systems and Applications Tempe Arizona USA February 12 - 13, 2018
ISBN:
978-1-4503-5630-5
Published:
12 February 2018
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Abstract

We are delighted to welcome you to the nineteenth edition of the International Workshop on Mobile Computing Systems and Applications -- HotMobile '18. This year continues the tradition of selective, highly interactive workshops that discuss the latest ideas in mobile systems and applications, along with new breakthroughs in underlying technologies. In addition to the technical program and keynote speakers, the program is designed to continue the HotMobile tradition of engaging the audience in deep technical discussions and debates of controversial approaches.

The selection of full papers to this workshop was highly competitive. Out of 65 submissions, the technical program committee accepted 19 for publication and presentation, resulting in an acceptance rate of 29%. An in-person PC meeting was held at the Stony Brook University to make final acceptance decisions. The PC members demonstrated a strong commitment to the selection process, not only by submitting high-quality reviews, but by traveling to New York from locations all over the world, including Singapore, Germany, and France. Accompanying full papers are a set of posters and demonstrations of exciting early stage research from the community. Collectively our program spans a rich range of topics including mobile DNA analysis, virtual reality, self-driving cars, new sensing technologies, and the Web. We feel this reflects the strong health, vibrancy and breadth of the mobile computing field.

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SESSION: Applications using New Hardware
research-article
Applications and Challenges of Real-time Mobile DNA Analysis

The DNA sequencing is the process of identifying the exact order of nucleotides within a given DNA molecule. The new portable and relatively inexpensive DNA sequencers, such as Oxford Nanopore MinION, have the potential to move DNA sequencing outside of ...

research-article
Creating the Perfect Illusion: What will it take to Create Life-Like Virtual Reality Headsets?

As Virtual Reality (VR) Head Mounted Displays (HMD) push the boundaries of technology, in this paper, we try and answer the question, "What would it take to make the visual experience of a VR-HMD Life-Like, i.e., indistinguishable from physical reality?"...

research-article
Exploring Eye Adaptation in Head-Mounted Display for Energy Efficient Smartphone Virtual Reality

Smartphone virtual reality (VR) can offer immersive experience while being affordable and easy to use. To enhance the VR experience under limited smartphone computation and battery resources, solutions have been proposed for efficient rendering and ...

SESSION: Augmentation
research-article
Augmenting Self-Driving with Remote Control: Challenges and Directions

Self-driving or autonomous vehicle systems are being designed over the world with increasing success in recent years. In spite of many advances so far, it is unlikely that such systems are going to ever achieve perfect accuracy under all conditions. In ...

research-article
CARS: Collaborative Augmented Reality for Socialization

As Augmented Reality (AR) ties closely to the physical world, its users looking at overlapped scenes are likely to be in the vicinity of each other, which naturally enables the collaboration and interaction among them. In this paper, we propose CARS (...

research-article
Unsupervised Workflow Extraction from First-Person Video of Mechanical Assembly

Recently, Augmented Reality (AR) applications have proved to help improve the efficiency in accomplishing assembly tasks. However, due to the lack of approaches to automatic workflow extraction, the existing AR-based assembly assistance applications ...

SESSION: New Applications of Inertial Sensing and Beyond
research-article
Public Access
VVRRM: Vehicular Vibration-Based Heart RR-Interval Monitoring System

Continuous heart rate variability (HRV) monitoring in cars can allow ambient health monitoring and help track driver stress and fatigue. Current approaches that involve wearable or externally mounted sensors are accurate but inconvenient for the user. ...

research-article
iCare: Automatic and User-friendly Child Identification on Smartphones

With the proliferation of smartphones, children often use the same smartphones of their parents to play games or surf Internet, and can potentially access kid-unfriendly content from the Internet jungle. It is critical to employ parent patrol mechanisms ...

research-article
HappyFeet: Recognizing and Assessing Dance on the Floor

The widespread availability of Internet-of-Thing (IoT) devices, wearable sensors and smart watches have been promoting innovative activity recognition applications in our everyday lives. Recognizing dance steps with fine granularity using wearables is ...

research-article
Public Access
UniverSense: IoT Device Pairing through Heterogeneous Sensing Signals

Easily establishing pairing between Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices is important for fast deployment in many smart home scenarios. Traditional pairing methods, including passkey, QR code, and RFID, often require specific user interfaces, surface's ...

SESSION: Keynote Address
keynote
Meeting Future Needs in Mobile Computing

The mobile consumer market continues to demand new features, increased performance and extended battery life. These demands must be balanced with cost and other practical concerns. To create a successful next-generation product, we should carefully ...

SESSION: Web
research-article
Remote-Control Caching: Proxy-based URL Rewriting to Decrease Mobile Browsing Bandwidth

Mobile browsers suffer from unnecessary cache misses. The same binary object is often named by multiple URLs which correspond to different cache keys. Furthermore, servers frequently mark objects as uncacheable, even though the objects' content is ...

research-article
Public Access
Just Do It: Fast and Easy Mobilization of Spot Tasks in Web-based Enterprise Applications

In this paper, we consider the problem of mobilizing Spot Tasks, a special category of workflows within web-based enterprise applications. Spot tasks are simple workflows that can be finished by interacting with only one page of the application. We ...

research-article
How do Mobile Apps Violate the Behavioral Policy of Advertisement Libraries?

Advertisement libraries are used in almost two-thirds of apps in Google Play. To increase economic revenue, some app developers tend to entice mobile users to unexpectedly click ad views during their interaction with the app, resulting in kinds of ad ...

SESSION: Cameras
research-article
Public Access
Characterizing the Reconfiguration Latency of Image Sensor Resolution on Android Devices

Advances in vision processing have ignited a proliferation of mobile vision applications, including augmented reality. However, limited by the inability to rapidly reconfigure sensor operation for performance-efficiency tradeoffs, high power consumption ...

research-article
Public Access
Adversarial Localization against Wireless Cameras

This paper identifies and empirically evaluates the effectiveness of adversarial localization attacks against wireless IoT devices, e.g., wireless security cameras in the home. We use experiments in home and office settings to show that attackers can ...

research-article
Public Access
A Case for Temperature-Driven Task Migration to Balance Energy Efficiency and Image Quality of Vision Processing Workloads

Many researchers in academia and industry [4, 8] advocate shifting processing near the image sensor through near-sensor accelerators to reduce data movement across energy-expensive interfaces. However, near-sensor processing also heats the sensor, ...

SESSION: Invited Talk
invited-talk
Delivering the Mobile Web to the Next Billion Users

In many parts of the world, people have limited access to basic needs such as clean water, consistent electricity and healthcare. In these environments, having access to the web can be transformative for them and their communities, as it provides ...

SESSION: Performance and Experimentation
research-article
Public Access
Hermes: A Real Time Hypervisor for Mobile and IoT Systems

We present Hermes, a hypervisor for MMU-less microcontrollers. Hermes enables high-performance bare metal applications to coexist with RTOSes and other less time-critical software on a single CPU. We experimentally demonstrate that a real-time operating ...

research-article
Public Access
iTrack: Tracking Indicator LEDs on APs to Bootstrap mmWave Beam Acquisition and Steering

We present iTrack, a system which steers mmWave beams at mobile devices by tracking the indicator LEDs on wireless APs to passively acquire direction estimates, and demonstrate that iTrack acquires and maintains beam alignment at the narrowest beamwidth ...

research-article
Public Access
Sensibility Testbed: Automated IRB Policy Enforcement in Mobile Research Apps

Due to their omnipresence, mobile devices such as smartphones could be tremendously valuable to researchers. However, since research projects can extract data about device owners that could be personal or sensitive, there are substantial privacy ...

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  • Stony Brook University
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Acceptance Rates

HotMobile '18 Paper Acceptance Rate19of65submissions,29%Overall Acceptance Rate96of345submissions,28%
YearSubmittedAcceptedRate
HotMobile '18651929%
HotMobile '16551833%
HotMobile '15852327%
HotMobile '14722231%
HotMobile '12681421%
Overall3459628%