Linkoping University

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Walking with robots: Video analysis of human-robot interactions in transit spaces

The proliferation of robots in public spaces necessitates a deeper understanding of how these robots can interact with those they share the space with. In this paper, we present findings from video analysis of publicly deployed cleaning robots in a transit space—a major commercial airport, using their navigational tro…

CHI '26Physical-Digital Hybrid Interaction +2

MarioChart: Autonomous Tangibles as Active Proxy Interfaces for Embodied Casual Data Exploration

We introduce the notion of an Active Proxy interface, i.e. tangible models as proxies for physical data referents, supporting interactive exploration of data through active manipulation. We realise an active proxy data visualisation system, ``MarioChart", using robot carts relocating themselves on a tabletop, e.g., t…

CHI '26Visualization Perception & Cognition +1

A Critical Reflection on the Values and Assumptions in Data Visualization

Visualization has matured into an established research field, producing widely adopted tools, design frameworks, and empirical foundations. As the field has grown, ideas from outside computer science have increasingly entered visualization discourse, questioning the fundamental values and assumptions on which visualiz…

CSCW '25Human-AI (and Robot!) Collaboration

Opening Up Human-Robot Collaboration

As we see robots being deployed into new places in everyday life, questions arise about what the features of `human-robot collaboration' (HRC) might look like. Recent work anticipates the need for more CSCW-oriented studies of HRC, given the increasing adoption of CSCW concepts to HRC research. We address this via an…

UIST '25Interactive Data Visualization +2

InSituTale: Enhancing Augmented Data Storytelling with Physical Objects

Augmented data storytelling enhances narrative delivery by integrating visualizations with physical environments and presenter actions. Existing systems predominantly rely on body gestures or speech to control visualizations, leaving interactions with physical objects largely underexplored. We introduce augmented phys…

CHI '25Sustainable HCI +1

Exploring Assumptions about Sustainability: Towards a Constructive Framework for Action in Sustainable HCI

The global environmental crises continue to get worse, fast approaching various irreversible thresholds. While a vast array of approaches to solving sustainability problems are found under the umbrella of Sustainable HCI, their contributions are sometimes hard to compare. In this essay, we describe a set of assumption…

CHI '25Interactive Data Visualization +2

Unveiling High-dimensional Backstage: A Survey for Reliable Visual Analytics with Dimensionality Reduction

Dimensionality reduction (DR) techniques are essential for visually analyzing high-dimensional data. However, visual analytics using DR often face unreliability, stemming from factors such as inherent distortions in DR projections. This unreliability can lead to analytic insights that misrepresent the underlying data,…

CHI '25Interactive Data Visualization +1

Uncovering How Scatterplot Features Skew Visual Class Separation

Multi-class scatterplots are essential for visually comparing data, such as examining class distributions in dimensionality reduction and evaluating classification models. Visual class separation (VCS) measures quantify human perception but are largely derived from and evaluated with datasets reflecting limited types…

CHI '25Social Robot Interaction +1

The People Behind the Robots: How Wizards Wrangle Robots in Public Deployments

In the Wizard-of-Oz study paradigm, human "wizards" perform not-yet-implemented system behavior, simulating, among others, how autonomous robots could interact in public to see how unwitting bystanders respond. This paper analyzes a 60-minute video recording of two wizards in a public plaza who are operating two trash…

CHI '25Haptic Wearables +1

Identifying Critical Points of Departure for the Design of Self-Fashioning Technologies

Designing technologies that clothe, adorn, or are otherwise placed on the body raises questions concerning the role they will play in dressing ourselves. We situate self-fashioning – or the process through which we stylise and present our bodies – as a complex practice where a series of social, material, and contextua…

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