Human Factors in Augmented Reality (at Cincinnati Tech Night)
My talk from the Cincinnati Tech Night sponsored by Cardinal Solutions, April 28 2016.
SIGCSE16: Applying the Communal Goal Congruity Perspective to Enhance Diversity and Inclusion in Undergraduate Computing Degrees
We summarize research on the “communal goal congruity” perspective, describe how we used these insights to design a scholarship program, and present initial …
VRST15: Evaluating Warped Projection Cameras
Poster at VRST 2015 in Beijing, China. Bo Brinkman, Markus Ernst, and Ning Zhong. “Evaluating Warped Projection Cameras,” in the proceedings of …
ASSETS14: Color-via-Pattern
We developed an app that allows colorblind individuals to distinguish different hues, but without impairing ability to distinguish different levels of brightness. …
ISMAR14: AR in the Library
We demonstrated a very significant increase in speed and accuracy at library shelf reading when using our AR app. Brinkman, Bo, and …
AR and Property Rights
Book chapter in Emerging Pervasive Information and Communication Technologies (PICT): Ethical Challenges, Opportunities and Safeguards (Law, Governance and Technology Series), from Springer.
Willing to be Fooled
Best poster award at ISMAR 2012.
Using Rationale to Assist Student Cognitive and Intellectual Development
Book chapter in Creativity and Rationale, co-authored with Dr. Janet Burge. Originally appeared in the journal Human Technology.
An Analysis of Student Privacy Rights in the Use of Plagiarism Detection Systems
In Science and Engineering Ethics. Was also presented at APPE 2009, where it won a “best paper by early career faculty” award.
The Library’s Swiss-Army Knife
Our presentation at ACRL 2011, which featured the first prototype of ShelvAR.