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Users easily waste time on phones, reducing productivity and increasing stress.

lightbulbPractical problemMeeting Productivity and Reflection Tools

Users easily waste time on phones, reducing productivity and increasing stress.

UbiComp '24ScreenTK: Seamless Detection of Time-Killing Moments Using Continuous Mobile Screen Text and On-Device LLMs

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Meetings easily go off track with unclear goals, leading to low efficiency and wasted resources.

CHI '25Are We On Track? AI-Assisted Active and Passive Goal Reflection During Meetings

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Users struggle to efficiently record daily behaviors with existing methods while preserving privacy.

UbiComp '24Collecting Self-reported Physical Activities and Postures Data using Audio-based Ecological Momentary Assessment

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Remote workers struggle to focus on deep work due to excessive meetings.

CHI '24Circle Back Next Week: The Effect of Meeting-Free Weeks on Distributed Workers’ Unstructured Time and Attention Negotiation

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Employee meetings lack clear goals, are inefficient, and are often exhausting.

CHI '24Mental Models of Meeting Goals: Supporting Intentionality in Meeting Technologies

lightbulbPractical problemMeeting Productivity and Reflection Tools

Cross-timezone meetings are often scheduled at undesirable times for employees, increasing collaboration burden.

CHI '23Challenging but Connective: Large-Scale Characteristics of Synchronous Collaboration Across Time Zones

lightbulbPractical problemMeeting Productivity and Reflection Tools

In office meetings, users struggle to perceive the health and productivity impacts of rising CO₂ levels.

CHI '21The Complexity of Indoor Air Quality Forecasting and the Simplicity of Interacting with It – A Case Study of 1007 Office Meetings

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