lightbulbPractical problemGaze and Attention Guidance in Remote Collaboration
Different physical scenes in remote collaboration reduce UX and communication efficiency.Direction: Agents, Robotics, and Social Interaction
Gaze and Attention Guidance in Remote Collaboration
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lightbulbPractical problemGaze and Attention Guidance in Remote Collaboration
In remote collaboration, experts' observation methods are difficult to reproduce intuitively, hindering knowledge transfer.UIST '24Mapping Gaze and Head Movement via Salience Modulation and Hanger Reflex
lightbulbPractical problemGaze and Attention Guidance in Remote Collaboration
Remote teams struggle to achieve both physical whiteboard interaction and flexible adjustment simultaneously.lightbulbPractical problemGaze and Attention Guidance in Remote Collaboration
Remote collaboration lacks tools for nonverbal communication and precise spatial coordination.lightbulbPractical problemGaze and Attention Guidance in Remote Collaboration
Static cameras in remote collaboration poorly meet real-time dynamic observation needs.CSCW '23Demonstrating Periscope: A Robotic Camera System to Support Remote Physical Collaboration
lightbulbPractical problemGaze and Attention Guidance in Remote Collaboration
In remote collaboration, users struggle to perceive others' positions and nonverbal communication.lightbulbPractical problemGaze and Attention Guidance in Remote Collaboration
In remote collaboration, complex problem solving is less efficient and effective than face-to-face interaction.lightbulbPractical problemGaze and Attention Guidance in Remote Collaboration
Users in different physical spaces struggle to collaborate consistently during remote work.lightbulbPractical problemGaze and Attention Guidance in Remote Collaboration
During the pandemic, children's social isolation limited the development of collaboration and social skills.lightbulbPractical problemGaze and Attention Guidance in Remote Collaboration
Virtual meeting users lack eye contact, weakening interaction and engagement.lightbulbPractical problemGaze and Attention Guidance in Remote Collaboration
Drone operation in remote collaboration is limited and cannot achieve efficient multi-user collaboration.Related papers
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