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Recently, I implemented more real-time functions in the foot pressure analysis system including foot width, foot length, foot rotation angle, in addition to the previous features such as the center of pressure, and width of stance, and arch index. The rotated bounding box of the electronic footprints was used to determine the orientation and dimension

UIST 2019 was due last Friday, and the weather becomes so pleasant this week. The spring eventually arrives. In case I talked too much about the project itself, I can try from this angle. Every time I think I should’ve started early, I still pushed it to the last minute. Originally, I planned to start

In September 2014 our lab at NYU started putting multiple people together in the same room in shared VR. Everybody could see each other in their actual position in the room, and interact with each other as computer graphic avatars of themselves. This was possible only because the GearVR had just come out. As soon

Papers due Friday. 4 sent by the lab in all. We should all rest now.

I have been working hard on my thesis, but it’s nice to take a break from thinking about it every once in a while, so I’m going to talk about something different today. I recently celebrated my 27th birthday, so naturally, cubes have been on my mind (wait, what do you mean that’s weird?)… In

Hey everyone! So, for the last several weeks I’ve been focused on one thing and one thing only: creating an environment for a user that allows them to pick up a piece of chalk and draw. That’s it. Sounds simple right? Not exactly. At least not for a relative newbie like me. After many trials

The museum is due in about a week. The last few days, I have been focusing on the lighting of the museum and trying to make it as presentable as possible with what we have. The museum is functional on a basic level. It is able to load between different scenes and contains multiple student

Just a quick announcement today! Within the next few weeks the publications page will be going live on the website. Keep an eye out for it!

This is an update to my previous post, “Inspiration strikes a chord!”, detailing my pet project to decipher the songs in some decorative piano rolls I found in a restaurant. Click the following links for post 1, post 2!, and post 3! Time to up the ante. At this point, all my development and testing