Jan Borchers
ABSTRACT
This paper presents the Media Computing Group at RWTH Aachen University and its goal to explore the future of collaborative, ubiquitous interaction with audiovisual media. It explains how this initial research vision has led to work on the levels of HCI theory, algorithms, toolkits, testbeds, and design patterns. It also introduces some of our external collaborations, in particular the Excellence Initiative, Germany's most fundamental change in government research funding to date, which supports RWTH and our group.
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- Karrer, T., E. Lee and J. Borchers. PhaVoRIT: A Phase Vocoder for Real-Time Interactive Time- Stretching. Proc. ICMC, ICMA (2006), 708--715.Google Scholar
- Ballagas, R., F. Memon, R. Reiners and J. Borchers. iStuff Mobile: Rapidly Prototyping New Mobile Phone Interfaces for Ubiquitous Computing. Proc. CHI 2007, ACM (2007), 1107--1116. Google ScholarDigital Library
- Lee, E., M. Wolf and J. Borchers. Improving orchestral conducting systems in public spaces: examining the temporal characteristics and conceptual models of conducting gestures. Proc. CHI 2005, ACM (2005), 731--740. Google ScholarDigital Library
- Karrer, T., M. Weiss, E. Lee and J. Borchers. DRAGON: A Direct Manipulation Interface for Frame-Accurate In-Scene Video Navigation. Proc. CHI 2008, ACM (2008). Google ScholarDigital Library
Index Terms
- HCI@aachen: experiments in the future of media and mobility
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