Jaewook Lee

schoolUniversity Of Washingtonbar_chart#919 Global Rank

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ImaginateAR: AI-Assisted In-Situ Authoring in Augmented Reality

While augmented reality (AR) enables new ways to play, tell stories, and explore ideas rooted in the physical world, authoring personalized AR content remains difficult for non-experts, often requiring professional tools and time. Prior systems have explored AI-driven XR design but typically rely on manually defined V…

UIST '241st AuthorAR Navigation & Context Awareness +2

CookAR: Affordance Augmentations in Wearable AR to Support Kitchen Tool Interactions for People with Low Vision

Cooking is a central activity of daily living, supporting independence as well as mental and physical health. However, prior work has highlighted key barriers for people with low vision (LV) to cook, particularly around safely interacting with tools, such as sharp knives or hot pans. Drawing on recent advancements in…

CHI '244th AuthorAR Navigation & Context Awareness +1

RASSAR: Room Accessibility and Safety Scanning in Augmented Reality

The safety and accessibility of our homes are critical and evolve as we age, become ill, host guests, or experience life events such as having children. Researchers and health professionals have created assessment instruments such as checklists that enable homeowners and trained experts to identify and mitigate safety…

CHI '241st AuthorEye Tracking & Gaze Interaction +2

GazePointAR: A Context-Aware Multimodal Voice Assistant for Pronoun Disambiguation in Wearable Augmented Reality

Voice assistants (VAs) like Siri and Alexa are transforming human-computer interaction; however, they lack awareness of users' spatiotemporal context, resulting in limited performance and unnatural dialogue. We introduce GazePointAR, a fully-functional context-aware VA for wearable augmented reality that leverages eye…

CSCW '223rd AuthorConversational Agents & Speech Recognition

How Should the Agent Communicate to the Group? Communication Strategies of a Conversational Agent in Group Chat Discussions

In online group discussions, balanced participation can improve the quality of discussion, members’ satisfaction, and positive group dynamics. One approach to achieve balanced participation is to deploy a conversational agent (CA) that encourages participation of under-contributing members, and it is important to desi…

CSCW '223rd AuthorConversational Agents & Speech Recognition

How Should the Agent Communicate to the Group? Communication Strategies of a Conversational Agent in Group Chat Discussions

UIST '221st AuthorSocial & Collaborative VR +1

RemoteLab: Virtual Reality Remote study Tool Kit

User studies play a critical role in human subject research, including human-computer interaction. Virtual reality (VR) researchers tend to conduct user studies in-person at their laboratory, where participants experiment with novel equipment to complete tasks in a simulated environment, which is often new to many. Ho…

CHI '221st AuthorExplainable AI (XAI) +1

ImageExplorer: Multi-Layered Touch Exploration to Encourage Skepticism Towards Imperfect AI-Generated Image Captions

Blind users rely on alternative text (alt-text) to understand an image; however, alt-text is often missing. AI-generated captions are a more scalable alternative, but they often miss crucial details or are completely incorrect, which users may still falsely trust. In this work, we sought to determine how additional in…

CHI '223rd AuthorHonorable MentionHand Gesture Recognition +1

Hand Interfaces: Using Hands to Imitate Objects in AR/VR for Expressive Interactions

Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies create exciting new opportunities for people to interact with computing resources and information. Less exciting is the need for holding hand controllers, which limits applications that demand expressive, readily available interactions. Prior research invest…

CSCW '213rd AuthorComputer-Supported Teamwork and Collaboration

Challenges and Opportunities for Data-Centric Peer Evaluation Tools for Teamwork

Peer evaluations are critical for assessing teams, but are susceptible to bias and other factors that undermine their reliability. At the same time, collaborative tools that teams commonly use to perform their work are increasingly capable of logging activity that can signal useful information about individual contrib…

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