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Design considerations for a wearable, bi-modal interface.
(University of Canterbury, 2018)
The design of wearable interfaces that mediate interactions between people and the real world requires us to examine these interactions from the perspective of the users. The quality of these interactions is determined by ...
An Evaluation of the User Interface for Presenting Virtual Tours Online
(University of Canterbury. MHIT, 2015)
The intention of this research is to evaluate and determine what is the best user interface for presenting virtual tours online through a mobile device. The mobile application will provide the ability to stand on location ...
The Power of Robot Groups with a Focus on Persuasive and Linguistic Cues
(University of Canterbury, 2017)
Today the HRI community generates a lot of knowledge on how one robot affects one
human, and how one robot affects multiple human listeners. Much less knowledge is
available on how robots affect the human language and ...
Wearable Tools for Affective Remote Collaboration
(University of Canterbury. Human Interface Technology Lab, NZ, 2015)
Affective computing is the study and development of systems
that can recognize human emotions and feelings. Emotions are always an interesting topic of research and these days researchers are trying to develop systems ...
Augmented virtuality enhanced visualization in an immersive cinematic environment.
(University of Canterbury, 2018)
The rapid development of affordable head-mounted displays (HMDs) has led to inclusion of Virtual Reality (VR) in a home entertainment system, which in turn has created a niche for 360 degree panoramic movies. Previous ...
Poi Poi Revolution: A real-time feedback training system for objectmanipulation
(University of Canterbury. Human Interface Technology Laboratory, 2013)
The affordability and availability of fast motion cameras presents an
ideal opportunity to build computer systems that create real-time feed-
back loops. These systems can enable users to learn at a faster rate ...
A Study on the Usability of Hand-Held and Wearable Head-Mounted Displays in Clinical Ward Rounds.
(University of Canterbury. Human Interface Technology, 2015)
In this thesis research, we investigate the usability of hand-held display (Tablet PC) and wearable head-mounted display (Google Glass) interfaces and their effect on doctor-patient interaction during clinical ward round ...
3D Multi-user interactive visualization with a shared large-scale display
(University of Canterbury, 2017)
When the multiple users interact with a virtual environment on a largescale
display there are several issues that need to be addressed to facilitate the
interaction. In the thesis, three main topics for collaborative ...
Using immersive technologies to support food-based education.
(University of Canterbury, 2019)
The use of Virtual Reality (VR) technology, combined with 360 degree images and videos, provides an opportunity for teachers to bring students into the classroom, even when they are not there. The possibility of immersing ...
Remote collaboration solution for a physiotherapist.
(University of Canterbury, 2015)
This thesis explores the “Smart Idea” of Ghost, a technology to enhance the health
and wellbeing of world citizens by providing a better way of delivering therapy to
patients. Ghost has the novel affordance wherein a ...
