Abstract:
Humans feel the world through multimodal sensation systems including the visual system, auditory system, somatosensory system, etc. The concept of multimodal embodied interaction aims to provide an intuitive and natural user experience for Human-Computer Interaction, by leveraging human sensation. This requires increasing the sensing capabilities of the system to understand humans’ natural behavior and intention while providing feedback through multimodal channels. This talk will cover our efforts from both input and output aspects, including wearable sensing technique, multimodal interface, and multimodal feedback system, towards a more engaging HCI experience.
Bio:
Dr Taizhou CHEN is an assistant professor at Shantou University, China. He received his PhD at the City University of Hong Kong. His research straddles multiple research fields, including Human-Computer Interaction, sensing technology, ubiquitous computing, multimodal VR/AR, etc. He mainly published his works on IMWUT, TVCG, CHI, IJHCE, etc. He served as a committee member of SIGGRAPH Asia Emerging Technologies in 2023 and 2024. He received serval awards including the Bronze medal of the Geneva International Exhibition of Inventions 2022, the best paper award of the Asian CHI Symposium 2020, and the CityU Outstanding Academic Performance Award in both 2019 and 2021.