Ian Oakley

schoolKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technologybar_chart#1000 Global Rank

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WatchHand: Enabling Continuous Hand Pose Tracking On Off-the-Shelf Smartwatches

Tracking hand poses on wrist-wearables enables rich, expressive interactions, yet remains unavailable on commercial smartwatches, as prior implementations rely on external sensors or custom hardware, limiting their real-world applicability. To address this, we present WatchHand, the first continuous 3D hand pose track…

CHI '26CorrespondingEye Tracking & Gaze Interaction +2

GazeZoom: Exploration of Gaze-Assisted Multimodal Techniques for Panning and Zooming

Zooming and panning are fundamental input actions for exploring complex 2D and 3D scenes and data such as images, maps, and designs. Multi-touch zoom/pan interactions have been proven effective on mobile devices, and have been directly ported to HMDs, where they are typically accomplished by analogous but relatively l…

CHI '264th AuthorExternal HMI (eHMI) — Communication with Pedestrians & Cyclists

Running into Traffic: Investigating External Human-Machine Interfaces for Automated Vehicle-Runner Interaction

Automated vehicles (AVs) must communicate their yielding intentions to pedestrians at crossings. External Human-Machine Interfaces (eHMIs, on-vehicle displays) are promising solutions, but were primarily tested with walking pedestrians. Runners are a significant pedestrian group who move faster and face distinct bodil…

CHI '26CorrespondingHonorable MentionEye Tracking & Gaze Interaction +2

Leveraging Biometric-Rich Hand Gestures for Head-Mounted Display Authentication

User authentication on head-mounted displays (HMDs) relies on passwords, which are cumbersome to input and susceptible to shoulder-surfing attacks. Recent research has revealed that behavioral signals collected during common HMD tasks are highly distinctive between users. Building on these findings, this paper present…

UIST '25CorrespondingHand Gesture Recognition +1

StabilizAR: Enabling Hands-Free Head Pointing while Mobile

Wearable Augmented Reality headsets are inherently mobile: they enable hands-free and immersive interaction while on the go. Despite this, research into input methods that cater to mobility issues, such as the instabilities introduced by canonical tasks such as walking, remains in its infancy. This paper addresses thi…

CHI '25CorrespondingVibrotactile Feedback & Skin Stimulation +2

BudsID: Mobile-Ready and Expressive Finger Identification Input for Earbuds

Wireless earbuds are an appealing platform for wearable computing on-the-go. However, their small size and out-of-view location mean they support limited different inputs. We propose finger identification input on earbuds as a novel technique to resolve these problems. This technique involves associating touches by di…

CHI '25CorrespondingIn-Vehicle Haptic, Audio & Multimodal Feedback +1

Cross, Dwell, or Pinch: Designing and Evaluating Around-Device Selection Methods for Unmodified Smartwatches

Smartwatches offer powerful features, but their small touchscreens limit the expressiveness of the input that can be achieved. To address this issue, we present, and open-source, the first sonar-based around-device input on an unmodified consumer smartwatch. We achieve this using a fine-grained, one-dimensional sonar-…

CHI '255th+ AuthorPasswords & Authentication +1

Understanding and Improving User Adoption and Security Awareness in Password Checkup Services

Password checkup services (PCS) identify compromised, reused, or weak passwords, helping users secure at-risk accounts. However, adoption rates are low. We investigated factors influencing PCS use and password change challenges via an online survey (n=238). Key adoption factors were "perceived usefulness," "ease of us…

DIS '243rd AuthorFull-Body Interaction & Embodied Input +1

Expanding the Design Space of Computer Vision-based Interactive Systems for Group Dance Practice

Group dance, a sub-genre characterized by intricate motions made by a cohort of performers in tight synchronization, has a longstanding and culturally significant history and, in modern forms such as cheerleading, a broad base of current adherents. However, despite its popularity, learning group dance routines remains…

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