University of New Hampshire
Germany / hci / ires / nsf / ubicomp / unhires
—–As originally posted on Medium —– I have never worked on augmented reality programs. I have experimented with VR a few times, but I have never developed applications for it. However, thanks to the IRES program, I will be conducting research in Ludwig-Maximilians University’s HCI lab all summer, using the Microsoft Hololens as my main device.[…]
driving / Germany / hci / ires / nsf / travel / ubicomp / unhires
Hallo! I’m starting my fourth week in Oldenburg. Last week, I really enjoyed going deeper into my project, which involves finding out whether gesture-based interactions between pedestrians and autonomous vehicles makes pedestrians feel safer and more in-control in jaywalking situations. Most research on interactions between pedestrians and autonomous vehicles gives the vehicles all of the[…]
announcement / hci / senior project / ubicomp
Registration: Please register, because we need a head count for pizza. When: Wednesday, May 2, 12-1 PM Where: 229 Morse Hall What: Come and join us for pizza and a relaxed discussion about: Human-computer interaction research at UNH ECE 724/824 Ubicomp Fundamentals (offered online fall 2018) Senior project opportunities (Accelerated) Online Grad Certificate in Ubicomp[…]
Germany / hci / hcilab / ires / nsf / stuttgart / travel / ubicomp
Hallo! My name is Lauren Futami, and I’m spending June and July here in Stuttgart, Germany, working in the Human Computer Interaction Lab at Stuttgart University. I’m here with two other students – Midori Yang from Wellesley College and Calvin Liang from Tufts University. We each have our own projects and supervising graduate students to guide[…]
announcement / talk / ubicomp
The Internet of Risky Things: Trusting the Devices That Surround Us Sean Smith 2 PM, Thursday, April 20, 2017 Location: IOL Training Room Please register. Abstract. The coming “Internet of Things (IoT)” distributes computational devices massively in almost any axis imaginable and connects them intimately to previously non-cyber aspects of human life. If we build[…]