Regina Bernhaupt

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When Play Hurts: Understanding Common Barriers in Movement-Based Games

Exergames promise enjoyable physical activity through gameplay, yet players often face barriers that undermine engagement, safety, and retention. To date, knowledge about which barriers are encountered by end-users of commercial exergames and which mitigation strategies are used is limited. To address this gap, we con…

CHI '245th+ AuthorGame UX & Player Behavior +2

Grand Challenges in SportsHCI

The field of Sports Human-Computer Interaction (SportsHCI) investigates interaction design to support a physically active human being. Despite growing interest and dissemination of SportsHCI literature over the past years, many publications still focus on solving specific problems in a given sport. We believe in the b…

MOBILEHCI '23CorrespondingMotion Sickness & Passenger Experience +1

Designing for Collaborative Non-Driving Related Activities in Future Cars: Fairness and Team Performance

With the gradual transition towards assisted and automated driving, the car will transform into a more social environment where passengers and drivers engage in Non-Driving-Related Activities (NDRA). To support collaboration among occupants in future vehicles, research suggests interactive systems controlled by severa…

CHI '213rd AuthorHonorable MentionInteractive Data Visualization +1

What Players Want: Information Needs of Players on Post-GameVisualizations

With the rise of competitive online gaming and esports, players ability to review, reflect upon, and improve their in-game performance has become important. Post-play visualizations are key for such improvements. Despite the increased interest in visualizations of gameplay, research specifically informing the design o…

CHI '181st AuthorParticipatory Design +1

SIG: Enhancing SIGCHI Membership Benefits

Participants who attend CHI automatically become a member of the Special Interest Group in Human-Computer Interaction (SIGCHI). Being a member of SIGCHI entitles its members to a variety of benefits, such as student grants, conference discounts, research magazines, etc. However, how do SIGCHI members experience their…

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