Activity trackers can potentially stimulate users to increase their physical activity behavior.
Wiki systems have recently emerged as a network tool able to stimulate users to collaboratively contribute to the building of a common knowledge base.
This includes ways to prevent the phone from distracting or stimulating users, as well as time limits for apps.
Overall, though, the effort to stimulate users with sound and vision in existing digital mediums will be more nuanced and gradual.
Users' attentions are attracted by the high-level video content such as, what is happening in the video or the video segments which stimulate users' emotional reactions.
This stimulates the users to donate their idle resources to execute applications of others users and to minimize the free-riding users users that consume resources donated by others without any contributions of their own.
In single-view video streaming, cooperative strategies where peers share received packets of the same video have proven to be effective in reducing server׳s upload burden, and incentive mechanisms are designed to stimulate user cooperation.
To stimulate user participation, we design and evaluate a novel reverse auction based dynamic pricing incentive mechanism where users can sell their sensing data to a service provider with users' claimed bid prices.
To stimulate user cooperation at all views, we propose a Pay-for-Cooperation (PfC) scheme at the beginning of the game to drive the game to the full cooperation equilibrium to improve system efficiency.
Feng et al. [13] tackled the problem of stimulating smartphone users to join mobile crowdsourcing applications with smartphones.
