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Conference Paper Fire in Your Hands
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Authors
Soowon Kang, Hyeonwoo Choi, Sooyoung Park, Chunjong Park, Jemin Lee, Uichin Lee, Sung-Ju Lee
Issue Date
2019-10
Citation
International Conference on Mobile Computing and Networking (MobiCom) 2019, pp.1-16
Language
English
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1145/3300061.3300128
Abstract
Overheating smartphones could hamper user experiences. While there have been numerous reports on smartphone overheating, a systematic measurement and user experience study on the thermal aspect of smartphones is missing. Using thermal imaging cameras, we measure and analyze the temperatures of various smartphones running diverse application workloads such as voice calling, video recording, video chatting, and 3D online gaming. Our experiments show that running popular applications such as video chat, could raise the smartphone's surface temperature to over 50?뿦C in only 10 minutes, which could easily cause thermal pain to users. Recent ubiquitous scenarios such as augmented reality and mobile deep learning also have considerable thermal issues. We then perform a user study to examine when the users perceive heat discomfort from the smartphones and how they react to overheating. Most of our user study participants reported considerable thermal discomfort while playing a mobile game, and that overheating disrupted interaction flows. With this in mind, we devise a smartphone surface temperature prediction model, by using only system statistics and internal sensor values. Our evaluation showed high prediction accuracy with root-mean-square errors of less than 2?뿦C. We discuss several insights from our findings and recommendations for user experience, OS design, and developer support for better user-thermal interactions.
KSP Keywords
Augmented reality(AR), Developer support, Mobile Game, Online gaming, Os design, Prediction accuracy, Root-Mean-Square(RMS), Surface temperature, Temperature Prediction, Thermal discomfort, Thermal imaging