Andrew Irlitti

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Volumetric Hybrid Workspaces: Interactions with Objects in Remote and Co-located Telepresence

Volumetric telepresence aims to create a shared space, allowing people in local and remote settings to collaborate seamlessly. Prior telepresence examples typically have asymmetrical designs, with volumetric capture in one location and objects in one format. In this paper, we present a volumetric telepresence mixed re…

CHI '233rd AuthorMixed Reality Workspaces +2

Here and Now: Creating Improvisational Dance Movements with a Mixed Reality Mirror

This paper explores using mixed reality (MR) mirrors for supporting improvisational dance making. Motivated by the prevalence of mirrors in dance studios and inspired by Forsythe’s Improvisation Technologies, we conducted workshops with 13 dancers and choreographers to inform the design of future MR visualisation and…

CHI '233rd AuthorHuman Pose & Activity Recognition +2

Modeling Temporal Target Selection: A Perspective from Its Spatial Correspondence

Temporal target selection requires users to wait and trigger the selection input within a bounded time window, with a selection cursor that is expected to be delayed. This task conceptualizes, for example, a variety of game scenarios such as determining the timing of shooting a projectile towards a moving object. In t…

CHI '231st AuthorMixed Reality Workspaces +2

Volumetric Mixed Reality Telepresence for Real-time Cross Modality Collaboration

Mixed-reality telepresence allows local and remote users feel as if they are present together in the same space. In this paper we report on a mixed-reality volumetric telepresence system that is adaptable, multi-user and cross-modal, i.e. combining augmented and virtual reality technologies with face-to-face interacti…

CSCW '222nd AuthorXR in Place and Space; XR in Place and Space

Probing the Potential of Extended Reality to Connect Experts and Novices in the Garden

As extended reality (XR) systems become increasingly available, XR-based remote instruction is being adopted for diverse purposes in professional settings such as surgery and field servicing. Hobbyists have been well-studied in HCI and may similarly benefit from remote skill-sharing. However, little is known about how…

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