Xianghua(Sharon) Ding

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CHI '26CorrespondingEmotion Recognition & Detection +3

EmotiV: Exploring Automatic Emotion Sharing through Facial Expression Recognition (FER) for Online Co-Watching

Online video watching has become prevalent, so are technologies to promote a sense of co-watching across distances. However, most co-watching technologies require active input from users (e.g. through text-based interactions) or rely on special devices. This paper presents EmotiV, a prototype designed to bring the co-…

DIS '253rd AuthorAI Ethics, Fairness & Accountability +2

Reflecting Upon The Unintended Consequences of Personal Informatics Systems: A Systematic Review of Empirical Studies

The HCI community has been actively developing and studying the use of Personal Informatics (PI) systems. While celebrating the headways, researchers have uncovered many unintended consequences of using PI systems, such as data-induced stress and obsessive tracking, but there has been a lack of systematic analysis of…

DIS '252nd AuthorHuman Pose & Activity Recognition +1

Smiles, Frowns, and Everything In Between: Understanding User Experiences with Emotion Tracking in Daily Life through Facial Expression Recognition

Emotion tracking is commonly practiced for mental wellbeing. In recent years, increasing attention is turned to automatic emotion tracking, including technologies based on Facial Expression Recognition (FER). However, work on FER based tracking so far has mainly focused on accuracy improvement, and little is on how it…

UBICOMP '235th+ AuthorEye Tracking & Gaze Interaction +2

Unveiling Causal Attention in Dogs’ Eyes with Smart Eyewear

"Our goals are to better understand dog cognition, and to support others who share this interest. Existing investigation methods predominantly rely on human-manipulated experiments to examine dogs' behavioral responses to visual stimuli such as human gestures. As a result, existing experimental paradigms are usually c…

CSCW '232nd AuthorOlder Adults

Towards Equitable Online Participation: A Case of Older Adult Content Creators' Role Transition on Short-form Video Sharing Platforms

Short-form video sharing platforms (SVSPs) have recently seen a rapid increase in use rate, with many older adults actively creating and sharing videos on these platforms. This recent trend presents new evidence to counter the negative impression of older adults as passive recipients of online services, as well as opp…

DIS '232nd AuthorHaptic Wearables +2

Everyday Space as an Interface for Health Data Engagement: Designing Tangible Displays of Stress Data

Health data user engagement, particularly with stress data, remains a challenge despite the widespread use of self-tracking products, like smartwatches and smart bracelets. Stress data engagement is crucial to the early detection and intervention of long-term stress which could cause harmful health effects. This paper…

CHI '232nd AuthorSleep & Stress Monitoring +1

IntimaSea: Exploring Shared Stress Display in Close Relationships

Automatic stress tracking has become increasingly available on wearable devices. Research has investigated its use for individual stress management, largely within the traditional data-as-care framing. However, its use for stress sharing in social relationships, particularly close relationships, is still under explore…

CHI '231st AuthorMental Health Apps & Online Support Communities

Infrastructural Work Behind The Scene: A Study of Formalised Peer-support Practices for Mental Health

Peer-support has long been recognized as valuable for mental health, and has been commonly practiced online over the Internet. However, it is often reported that peer exchange online can have harmful effects, and there has been limited research on how to ensure its effectiveness and safety. Our ethnographic study of f…

CHI '232nd AuthorDesktop 3D Printing & Personal Fabrication +1

Digital Making for Inheritance and Enlivening Intangible Cultural Heritage: A Case of Hairy Monkey Handicrafts

Digital technologies can conduct an important role in preserving intangible cultural heritage (ICH). Nonetheless, existing work tends to be limited to digital storage, presentation, dissemination, and education, with comparatively little concentrating on production and reproduction of the craft, the key to revitalizin…

CHI '221st AuthorElectrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) +1

"As Uploaders, We Have the Responsibility”: Individualized Professionalization of Bilibili Uploaders

The prevalence of social media blurs the boundaries between consumer and producer, work and play, and leads to new social roles, professions, and identities (e.g. blogger, YouTuber, micro-celebrity). However, we still lack a clear understanding of how people come to identify with these new roles and how individual pro…

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