Presented @acm_chi this week, @GT_Vis researchers are studying user preferences of how immersive news stories are presented to them in AR/VR. Could AR/VR become mainstream for how we get our news? @yalong_yang weighs in. @gtcomputing @GTResearchNews
https://t.co/GALb7VAbjp
Thanks @yalong_yang for sharing the information! Thanks @dakuowang and @XinTong1111
for inviting us to the party! I will be at the conference venue for any interesting coffee chats and also present our work the Spatial Interaction session at G403, 4:20pm on Wed, Apr 30!
A week before heading to Japan for #chi2025! I will be presenting a work focusing on immersive story viewpoint and navigation design (https://t.co/j62syaUpqv). Happy to chat about any experiences on storytelling or VR/AR design!
Two papers in the same session @ieeevis.
Great collaborations with Xiaojuan Ma's lab @hkust, particularly @qian_hci, who is leading the composite vis. @luttul0110 presenting.
+Sungwon, Chris North @VT_CS, @ticahere@hpfister@HarvardVCG and DoD for embodied data transformation!
Congratulations to all the teams at @ieeevis that are making data accessible, informative, and beautiful. Eighteen @GeorgiaTech teams have new innovations in visual analytics at the conference, Oct. 13-18.
We created our own dynamic interactive visuals to show the people and work. Our lead faculty include Clio Andris (@Friendly_Cities), Cindy Xiong Bearfield (@thecindyxiong), Duen Horng (Polo) Chau (@PoloChau), Alex Endert (@EndertAlex), John Stasko (@johntstasko), and Yalong Yang (@yalong_yang).
BIG KUDOS to the team securing the conference's single Best Poster Award! Chau and his students pull the curtain back on the inner workings of Transformers—the tech that helped spur the #AI race—and show why they are so revolutionary.
INTERACTIVE CHARTS📊: https://t.co/QI2MvdgWtt
NEW ARTICLE: “Managing screen time by making phones slightly more annoying to use.”
Delaying a phone’s swiping and tapping functions forces users to think harder, making it easier for them to consider whether to keep scrolling. Click image for story 🔽 https://t.co/OLxutPVUo8
Smartphone overuse poses risks to people's physical and mental health.
What if we manipulate users' touch *input* to make phones slightly harder to use? E.g., add delays to taps, or reverse swipe directions?
Our recent work investigates this 👉 https://t.co/AUXXJWcEX4 #CHI2024