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Medium: What If Blind People Wear a Camera That Can Detect You in Public Spaces? (by Kyungjun Lee)

A research team from the UMD HCIL lab examine the social acceptance of wearable cameras.

Student-Athletes’ Use of Their Performance Data; Evaluating Tech to Regulate Anxiety – UMD iSchool Papers Awarded at CHI 2020

The ACM annual Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI) is considered the most prestigious in the field of human–comput …

How Data Visualization Helps Us to Approach the COVID-19 Pandemic

Toward Supporting Personalized Tracking Experiences in Healthcare (featuring Eun Kyoung Choe)

Figure 1: OmniTrack Interface / OmniTrack

Creating a New Type of Food Tracking App

Automatically Arranging Charts with Vistribute

Supporting analysts in placing visualizations across multiple devices.

Something is Rank in the State of Data

Determining the best way to visualize ranked lists.

The HCIL Goes to Glasgow

With another strong showing at the CHI 2019 conference, the HCIL is heading to the Scottish lowlands in early May.

Visualizing for the Non-Visual

Enabling the visually impaired to access charts on the web using deep learning