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100 Computer Scientists Challenge
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There are 10 sets of 10 computer scientists. 9 sets of them are weight exactly the same, and you already know how much weight they should be. However, in the last set of computer scientests, all of them are 1 kg off (you have no idea they are either all 1 kg ligher or all 1 kg heavier), making the entire set of computer scientists 10 kg lighter or heavier than the other sets.
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Twelve Computer Scientists Challenge
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There are 12 computer scientists, 11 of them have the exact same weight. However, the last one is either heavier or lighter than others (but you don’t know which is the case).
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Button Simulation and Design via FDVV Models
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We introduced a novel model that better captures the haptic characteristics of push-buttons.
Dwell+: Multi-Level Mode Selection Using Vibrotactile Cues
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Dwell+ boosts the effectiveness of typical dwell select by augmenting the passive dwell duration with active haptic ticks.
Outside-In: Visualizing Out-of-Sight Regions-of-Interest in a360 Video Using Spatial Picture-in-Picture Previews
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Outside-In is a visualization technique which re-introduces off-screen regions-of-interest (ROIs) into the main screen as spatial picture-in-picture (PIP) previews.
EdgeVib: Effective Alphanumeric Character Output Using a Wrist-Worn Tactile Display
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We used 2x2 vibrotactile array to display EdgeWrite-based alphanumeric patterns on the wrist-worn tactile display to deliver rich and easy-to-learn information.
EMS Air Guitar
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We propose “EMS Air Guitar,” an air guitar assistant using electrical muscle stimulation (EMS), which impulses the user’s arm to generate the strumming motion on the right time.
ThirdHand: Giving a Hand to Mobile Devices with a Robotic Arm
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This paper explores the concept of ThirdHand, as a means to inject external force to mobile devices by establishing a physical connection with the devices through a robot arm adding to users’ wrist.
fStrip: a Malleable Shape-retaining Wearable Strip for Interface On-demand
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This paper presents fStrip, a wearable device, which enables the use of tangible-and-deformable interface on-demand for mobile tasks.
publications
talks
Conference Talk: ThirdHand Presentation @ Siggraph Asia 2015
Published in Siggraph Asia, 2015
Conference Talk: EdgeVib @ UIST 2016
Published in UIST, 2016
HCI Ideation @ NTU
Published in HCI Lab, NTU, 2017
How to Give a Research Talk @ NTU
Published in HCI Lab, NTU, 2017
Invited Talk: Introduction to Haptics @ NCTU
Published in CS, NCTU, 2017
Invited Talk: Introduction to HCI @ OpenHCI Training
Published in OpenHCI, NTUST, 2017
Empirical Research Methods for HCI @ HoCuIn’17
Published in HoCuIn'17, NTU, 2017
teaching
Teaching experience 1
Published in University 1, Department, 2014
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Teaching experience 2
Published in University 1, Department, 2015
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