Academics

Future Human-Computer Interaction and Virtual Reality

Time:2023-07-10

Venue:ZOOM: 518 868 7656 Password: BIMSA

Speaker:Yu He

Abstract


This workshop focuses on the latest research and technological advancements in the field of future human-computer interaction and virtual reality. We have invited three experts who will share their research findings and experiences in the respective domains. Associate Researcher Yuge will discuss the importance, characteristics, and challenges of human-computer interaction, as well as explore cutting-edge research methods and key technologies in haptic and mixed reality interaction. Dr. Guo Yuanchen will present advancements in multi-view reconstruction and 3D content generation, analyzing the current stage of technology maturity and application scenarios while discussing future directions. Dr. Xu Senzhe will address the issue of spatial mismatch between physical and virtual environments in virtual reality, introducing an interest point-aware redirected walking algorithm that enhances user experiences by minimizing collisions and guiding users to designated physical locations.


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DATEJuly 10, 2023
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