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Manual creation and maintenance of existing digital maps is expensive and inefficient.

lightbulbPractical problemHardware Maintenance and Asynchronous Problem-Solving Support

Manual creation and maintenance of existing digital maps is expensive and inefficient.

UbiComp '21Urban Map Inference by Pervasive Vehicular Sensing Systems with Complementary Mobility

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Users are misled by invisible dark design patterns and struggle to protect their rights.

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Traditional touchable interfaces are complex to maintain, and existing vision-based sensing methods have limited precision.

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