University of New Hampshire
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The Mercedes-Benz Museum was so much fun to see. It was my first automobile museum and it did not disappoint. The museum structure is a double helix and you start at the top of the building from the 1886 Benz Patent-Motorwagen to present time. The one thing I found interesting about the museum is that it not[…]
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During our first week at the University of Stuttgart we received a plethora of technology that was mainly new to all of us. It was a very exciting week. I felt like a kid in a toy store being able to pay with everything. The technology we played with were: EPOC Headset from Emotiv FaceLAB[…]
hci / hcilab / nsf / stuttgart / unh / unhires
Hi, my name is Michael Nguyen and I’d like to first introduce myself to the Human-Computer Interaction Lab at the University of New Hampshire (UNH) blog page as one of the fortunate students in IRES program. I’m currently an undergraduate student studying industrial engineering at Montana State University-Bozeman (MSU). My background as an undergrad ranges[…]
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Three years ago one of my close cousins moved out of the US to Basel Switzerland. When i first learned that i was accepted into the IRES program i instantly knew that i wanted to go visit her while i was in Germany. Basel is about a 3 hour train ride from Stuttgart so on[…]
In a previous post, I described my visit to the Hasso Plattner Institute outside of Berlin and the time I spent with Dominik Schmidt in his lab. In the current post, I’ll discuss the other parts of the IRES team’s weekend trip to Berlin. The first thing we did, after checking into our hotel and dropping[…]