Today’s voice assistants lack fine-grained contextual awareness, requiring users to be unambiguous in their voice commands. In a smart home setting, one cannot simply say…
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Today, I was part of a VERY rear event at the CMU Library. We (the FigLab team) were invited to the Fine and Rare Book…
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After I spend most of my life in the lovely region of “Schwaben” in the southwest of Germany, it is time to explore the world.…
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4.5 years ago in the summer of 2014, when I started my Ph.D. it seemed like a long way to go. Now looking back on…
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Yesterday we (the HCI lab in Stuttgart) were invited to visit the ARENA2036 next to our lab on the university campus in Stuttgart Vaihingen. Here,…
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I call one first author papers, and two second author papers a big success. See all the details below. Effect of Orientation on Unistroke Touch…
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In an effort to use enrich touch interaction our newest paper focuses on the possibility to distinguish different fingers based on the capacities data of…
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This year at UIST we presented a prototype to identify all fingers touching a smartphone. To get this project running we used our Fully Touch…
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I gave this paper talk at Tuesday, April 24, 2018 – 16:00, Room: 515ABC (Paper Session: Smartphone use) at the ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors…
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Three first author papers, one second author paper, and one second last author paper is the success of CHI 2018 for me. After a hard…
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