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Finally, the comparison of camera designs re-
vealed that integrated cameras should be preferred
over external ones. The integrated camera design was
perceived as more modern, friendly, beautiful and el-
egant. Even the assumption that internal cameras are
perceived as more observing, because they are hidden
and not obvious, could not be confirmed. The increas-
ing miniaturization and concealment of sensor and
camera systems and related ubiquitous computing
seems to be unproblematic for the acceptance of the
systems, at least in the present study.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The authors thank Emine Deveci, Kevin Wegener and
Florian Groh for their research assistance. This re-
search was supported by the project I2EASE, funded
by the German Federal ministry of Research and Ed-
ucation [under the reference number 16EMO012K].
Special thanks go to project partner OSRAM for tech-
nical know-how and visual material.
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