Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology

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IUI '26Emotion Recognition & Detection +3

Caught by Surprise, Caught by Culture: Bridging Facial Expression's Recognition and Interpretation of Surprise Across Cultures

Facial expressions are powerful signals of human emotion, shaping both human–human and human–computer interaction. As interactive technologies, from adaptive interfaces to emotion-aware agents, become more pervasive, systems are increasingly expected to recognize and respond to users' emotions naturally. But what if a…

CHI '26Human-LLM Collaboration +2

LingoQ: Bridging the Gap between EFL Learning and Work through AI-Generated Work-Related Quizzes

Non-native English speakers performing English-related tasks at work struggle to sustain EFL learning, despite their motivation. Often, study materials are disconnected from their work context. Our formative study revealed that reviewing work-related English becomes burdensome with current systems, especially after wo…

CHI '25Visualization Perception & Cognition +1

Modeling User Performance in Multi-Lane Moving-Target Acquisition

Modern video games often feature moving target acquisition (MTA) tasks, where users must press a button when a moving target reaches an acquisition line. User performance models in MTA are useful for quantitative skill analysis and computational game level design, but have so far been constructed only for cases where…

CHI '25Force Feedback & Pseudo-Haptic Weight +1

Hardware-Embedded Pointing Transfer Function Capable of Canceling OS Gains

When using indirect pointing devices in modern operating systems (OS), users' perception of the pointing transfer function is easily influenced by the device's hardware or OS-native transfer function settings. This could hinder users from finding and fully adapting to the transfer function that is optimal for them. We…

UIST '24Vibrotactile Feedback & Skin Stimulation +1

Effects of Computer Mouse Lift-off Distance Settings in Mouse Lifting Action

This study investigates the effect of Lift-off Distance (LoD) on a computer mouse, which refers to the height at which a mouse sensor stops tracking when lifted off the surface. Although a low LoD is generally preferred to avoid unintentional cursor movement in mouse lifting (=clutching), especially in first-person sh…

DIS '24Privacy by Design & User Control +2

Exploring Intervention Techniques to Alleviate Negative Emotions during Video Content Moderation Tasks as a Worker-centered Task Design

Videos are dynamic and multi-modal compared to other types of content, making automatic filtering difficult, which is why content moderators play a crucial role. However, video content moderators are exposed to more profound emotional labor because videos contain rich visual information, sometimes including even harmf…

CHI '24Game UX & Player Behavior +2

Find the Bot!: Gamifying Facial Emotion Recognition for Both Human Training and Machine Learning Data Collection

Facial emotion recognition (FER) constitutes an essential social skill for both humans and machines to interact with others. To this end, computer interfaces serve as valuable tools for training individuals to improve FER abilities, while also serving as tools for gathering labels to train FER machine learning dataset…

CHI '24Notification & Interruption Management +1

User Performance in Consecutive Temporal Pointing: An Exploratory Study

A significant amount of research has recently been conducted on user performance in so-called temporal pointing tasks, in which a user is required to perform a button input at the timing required by the system. Consecutive temporal pointing (CTP), in which two consecutive button inputs must be performed while satisfyi…

CHI '24Honorable MentionGame UX & Player Behavior

Quantifying Wrist-Aiming Habits with A Dual-Sensor Mouse: Implications for Player Performance and Workload

Computer mice are widely used today as the primary input device in competitive video games. If a player exhibits more wrist rotation than other players when moving the mouse laterally, the player is said to have stronger wrist-aiming habits. Despite strong public interest, there has been no affordable technique to qua…

UIST '21Game UX & Player Behavior +1

Do We Need a Faster Mouse? Empirical Evaluation of Asynchronicity-Induced Jitter

In gaming, accurately rendering input signals on a display is crucial, both spatially and temporally. However, the asynchronicity between the input and output signal frequencies results in unstable responses called "jitter." A recent research modeled this jitter mathematically; however, the effect of jitter on human p…

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Games, Entertainment & Gamification

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Emotion Recognition & Detection

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