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Less gear, better interactions: A UW talk on augmented reality

Posted on by Sergei Larionov

After attending the University of Washington Dub Talk “High-Fidelity Augmented Reality Interactions Without Goggles, Gloves or 3D Trackers” by Hrvoje Benko, researcher from Natural Interaction Research group at Microsoft Research, I decided to share some things I learned and some things the talk made me think about. As the title suggests, the talk focused on [...]

Pushing Design Boundaries with Mobile Accessibility Projects

Posted on by Mira Shah

Expanding accessibility through mobile technologies has turned into a reality at the University of Washington, and UW researchers, like Richard Ladner, are pushing traditional accessibility boundaries for individuals with visual and hearing impairments. At a recent dub talk, Ladner, who is the UW Boeing Professor in Computer Science and Engineering, illustrated many examples of modern [...]