Robin Neuhaus

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Living Well with Diabetes: Rethinking Digital Diabetes Management Systems

Digital diabetes management (DDM) traditionally emphasizes the monitoring of physical conditions (e.g., blood glucose, HbA1c) of people with diabetes (PwD) and often neglects the promotion of positive feelings towards diabetes to improve wellbeing. A first interview study (N=10) showed that PwD feel well in their dail…

CHI '241st AuthorMixed Reality Workspaces +2

Virtual Unreality: Augmentation-Oriented Ideation Through Design Cards

While realism is a common design goal for virtual reality (VR), VR also offers opportunities that are impossible in the real world (e.g., telekinesis). So far, there is no design support to exploit the potential of such “impossible” augmentations, especially for serious applications. We developed a card set and a work…

DIS '232nd AuthorAutomated Driving Interface & Takeover Design +1

Design Fiction in a Corporate Setting – a Case Study

While speculative methods (e.g., design fiction) could help industry to reflect critically about future products and services, little is known about their potentials and limits when applied in a corporate setting. In this case, we worked with an automobile manufacturer to explore the near future of self-driving cars.…

CHI '203rd AuthorSurgical Assistance & Medical Training +1

Meaningful Technology at Work – A Reflective Design Case of Improving Radiologists' Wellbeing Through Medical Technology

In radiology, medical technology providers (MTP) focus mainly on technology-related issues, such as image quality or efficiency of reporting. Broader notions of radiology as "meaningful work" are largely seen as out of scope for an MTP. The present paper challenges this. In a real-world case with a large MTP, we showe…

AUTO_UI '191st AuthorHead-Up Display (HUD) & Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) +1

Exploring the Future Experience of Automated “Valet Parking” – a User Enactment

While the general debate about the potential of automated vehicles is pervasive, less is known about how people experience those vehicles in everyday life. To this end, we studied the experiential consequences of a speculative automated "valet parking" service. We designed three variants and confronted participants "i…

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