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CreatureConnect: Exploring Shared Control of Multimodal Displays Between People and Lemurs

While zoos deploy technologies for animals' enrichment and visitors' education, little research has investigated how technology can support joint computer use by animals and people working together. To bridge this gap, we developed CreatureConnect, a distributed device with which lemurs and zoo visitors alike can cont…

Jiaqi Wang et al.Glasgow University

The (Anti-)Affordance Problem: Effects of Physical Context on Collaborator Placement in Augmented Reality Meetings

While Augmented Reality (AR) promises to transform remote collaboration, many aspects remain underexplored, particularly where to place remote avatars in messy, everyday environments. Two mixed-methods within-subjects studies examined avatar placement preferences during cooperative (brainstorming) and competitive (neg…

Diego Drago et al.Glasgow University

Running into Traffic: Investigating External Human-Machine Interfaces for Automated Vehicle-Runner Interaction

Automated vehicles (AVs) must communicate their yielding intentions to pedestrians at crossings. External Human-Machine Interfaces (eHMIs, on-vehicle displays) are promising solutions, but were primarily tested with walking pedestrians. Runners are a significant pedestrian group who move faster and face distinct bodil…

Ammar Al-Taie et al.Glasgow University

From Squishing to Meaning: Exploring Data Physicalization Through Children’s Embodied Experiences

Data physicalization is a promising approach for empowering children to understand and enjoy their own data. However, it relies on embodied metaphors to convey information effectively. This paper explores how to elicit children's embodied experiences using a set of shape-changing objects that can inform the design of…

Andres Alberto Ramirez Duque et al.Glasgow University

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Reshaping Human-animal Relationships: Exploring Lemur and Human Enrichment through Smell, Sound, and Sight

Zoos aim to uphold high animal welfare standards while educating the public, yet the direct interactions that attract visitors can negatively impact the animals. Exploring technological solutions to reshape this human-animal relationship in zoos, we developed a novel device allowing lemurs to trigger olfactory, audito…

Jiaqi Wang et al.Glasgow University

Around the World in 60 Cyclists: Evaluating Autonomous Vehicle-Cyclist Interfaces Across Cultures

Cultural differences influence how cyclists and drivers interact, affecting global autonomous vehicle (AV) adoption. AV-cyclist interfaces are needed to clarify AV intentions and resolve ambiguities when no human driver is present. These must adapt across cultures and road infrastructure. We conducted the first cross-…

Ammar Al-Taie et al.Glasgow University

evARything, evARywhere, all at once: Exploring Scalable Holistic Autonomous Vehicle-Cyclist Interfaces

Cyclists need interfaces such as on-vehicle displays or augmented-reality (AR) glasses for effective communication with autonomous vehicles (AVs) when human drivers are no longer present. Interfaces must handle complex situations involving multiple AVs around a cyclist. Holistic AV-Cyclist Interfaces (HACIs) are a nov…

Ammar Al-Taie et al.Glasgow University

Bike to the Future: Designing Holistic Autonomous Vehicle-Cyclist Interfaces

AV-cyclist interaction research has focused on individual interfaces, e.g., eHMIs or AR glasses. However, cyclists using multiple independent interfaces could receive redundant or contradictory messages, causing unsafe encounters. We introduce the \emph{Holistic AV-Cyclist Interface}: multiple displays facilitating co…

Ammar Al-Taie et al.Glasgow University

From Slow-Mo to Ludicrous Speed: Comfortably Manipulating the Perception of Linear In-Car VR Motion Through Vehicular Translational Gain and Attenuation

To prevent motion sickness, Virtual Reality (VR) experiences for vehicle passengers typically present ``matched motion'': real vehicle movements are replicated 1:1 by movements in VR. To expand this design space, we provide foundations for in-car VR experiences that break free from this constraint by manipulating the…

Katharina Margareta Theresa Pöhlmann et al.KITE-Toronto Rehabilitation Institute

Light it Up: Evaluating Versatile Autonomous Vehicle-Cyclist External Human-Machine Interfaces

The social cues drivers exchange with cyclists to negotiate space-sharing will disappear as autonomous vehicles (AVs) join our roads, leading to safety concerns. External Human-Machine Interfaces (eHMIs) on vehicles can replace driver social signals, but how these should be designed to communicate with cyclists is unk…

Ammar Al-Taie et al.Glasgow University

Expanding the Bounds of Seated Virtual Workspaces

Mixed Reality (MR), Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) headsets can improve upon existing physical multi-display environments by rendering large, ergonomic virtual display spaces whenever and wherever they are needed. However, given the physical and ergonomic limitations of neck movement, users may need a…

Marc McGill et al.Glasgow University

Paper Title	Authors	Research Topics	Paper Database	Year
CreatureConnect: Exploring Shared Control of Multimodal Displays Between People and Lemurs While zoos deploy technologies for animals' enrichment and visitors' education, little research has investigated how technology can support joint computer use by animals and people working together. To bridge this gap, we developed CreatureConnect, a distributed device with which lemurs and zoo visitors alike can cont…	JW Jiaqi Wang et al.Glasgow University
The (Anti-)Affordance Problem: Effects of Physical Context on Collaborator Placement in Augmented Reality Meetings While Augmented Reality (AR) promises to transform remote collaboration, many aspects remain underexplored, particularly where to place remote avatars in messy, everyday environments. Two mixed-methods within-subjects studies examined avatar placement preferences during cooperative (brainstorming) and competitive (neg…	DD Diego Drago et al.Glasgow University
Running into Traffic: Investigating External Human-Machine Interfaces for Automated Vehicle-Runner Interaction Automated vehicles (AVs) must communicate their yielding intentions to pedestrians at crossings. External Human-Machine Interfaces (eHMIs, on-vehicle displays) are promising solutions, but were primarily tested with walking pedestrians. Runners are a significant pedestrian group who move faster and face distinct bodil…	AA Ammar Al-Taie et al.Glasgow University
From Squishing to Meaning: Exploring Data Physicalization Through Children’s Embodied Experiences Data physicalization is a promising approach for empowering children to understand and enjoy their own data. However, it relies on embodied metaphors to convey information effectively. This paper explores how to elicit children's embodied experiences using a set of shape-changing objects that can inform the design of…	AD Andres Alberto Ramirez Duque et al.Glasgow University
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Reshaping Human-animal Relationships: Exploring Lemur and Human Enrichment through Smell, Sound, and Sight Zoos aim to uphold high animal welfare standards while educating the public, yet the direct interactions that attract visitors can negatively impact the animals. Exploring technological solutions to reshape this human-animal relationship in zoos, we developed a novel device allowing lemurs to trigger olfactory, audito…	JW Jiaqi Wang et al.Glasgow University
emoji_events Around the World in 60 Cyclists: Evaluating Autonomous Vehicle-Cyclist Interfaces Across Cultures Cultural differences influence how cyclists and drivers interact, affecting global autonomous vehicle (AV) adoption. AV-cyclist interfaces are needed to clarify AV intentions and resolve ambiguities when no human driver is present. These must adapt across cultures and road infrastructure. We conducted the first cross-…	AA Ammar Al-Taie et al.Glasgow University
evARything, evARywhere, all at once: Exploring Scalable Holistic Autonomous Vehicle-Cyclist Interfaces Cyclists need interfaces such as on-vehicle displays or augmented-reality (AR) glasses for effective communication with autonomous vehicles (AVs) when human drivers are no longer present. Interfaces must handle complex situations involving multiple AVs around a cyclist. Holistic AV-Cyclist Interfaces (HACIs) are a nov…	AA Ammar Al-Taie et al.Glasgow University
Bike to the Future: Designing Holistic Autonomous Vehicle-Cyclist Interfaces AV-cyclist interaction research has focused on individual interfaces, e.g., eHMIs or AR glasses. However, cyclists using multiple independent interfaces could receive redundant or contradictory messages, causing unsafe encounters. We introduce the \emph{Holistic AV-Cyclist Interface}: multiple displays facilitating co…	AA Ammar Al-Taie et al.Glasgow University
From Slow-Mo to Ludicrous Speed: Comfortably Manipulating the Perception of Linear In-Car VR Motion Through Vehicular Translational Gain and Attenuation To prevent motion sickness, Virtual Reality (VR) experiences for vehicle passengers typically present ``matched motion'': real vehicle movements are replicated 1:1 by movements in VR. To expand this design space, we provide foundations for in-car VR experiences that break free from this constraint by manipulating the…	KP Katharina Margareta Theresa Pöhlmann et al.KITE-Toronto Rehabilitation Institute
Light it Up: Evaluating Versatile Autonomous Vehicle-Cyclist External Human-Machine Interfaces The social cues drivers exchange with cyclists to negotiate space-sharing will disappear as autonomous vehicles (AVs) join our roads, leading to safety concerns. External Human-Machine Interfaces (eHMIs) on vehicles can replace driver social signals, but how these should be designed to communicate with cyclists is unk…	AA Ammar Al-Taie et al.Glasgow University
Expanding the Bounds of Seated Virtual Workspaces Mixed Reality (MR), Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) headsets can improve upon existing physical multi-display environments by rendering large, ergonomic virtual display spaces whenever and wherever they are needed. However, given the physical and ergonomic limitations of neck movement, users may need a…	MM Marc McGill et al.Glasgow University