Kriti Kupa (Undergraduate student, ECE) attended the 2024 SURE Poster session to disseminate her works during the summer of 2024.
Project title: "Development of AR Tour Application with Human-Virtual Agent Interaction"
Supplementary video: https://youtu.be/95QAw3Thvxo
Title: Through the Virtual Lens: Improving Human-Robot Team Performance via Training Reviews with a Virtual Spectator Interface
Presenters: Hongjiao Qiang (Umich) and Sean Dallas (Oakland Univ.)
.We co-organized one of the workshops with Virginia Tech and George Washington University, presented our papers, and served as session chairs at the HRI 2024.
Workshop: "Taking a Closer Look: Refining Trust" (website)
Virginia Tech: Jiayuan Dong, Jennifer J. Mitchell, Dr. Myounghoon Jeon
George Washington University: Dr. Chung Hyuk Park
Umich: Connor, Xin, Wonse, and Dr. Robert
Chairs: Alt.HRI session (Dr. Robert), and Short contribution chair (Connor)
*NAE Announcement: https://www.nae.edu/312025/NAENewClass2024
*Paper link: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-023-37032-0
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