Apple is sponsoring the ACM Human-Computer Interaction conference (CHI), which will be held as a hybrid virtual and in person conference from April 23 - 28 in Hamburg, Germany. CHI is the premier international conference on Human-Computer Interaction.
All CHI attendees are invited to stop by the Apple booth (booth number 300, located in Hall H of the Congress Center Hamburg) to experience our demo in person and to chat with available recruiters and booth staff.
Schedule
Below is the schedule of Apple sponsored workshops and events at CHI 2023.
Sunday, April 23
- WORKSHOP
- Future of Computational Approaches for Understanding & Adapting User Interfaces
- 9:00 AM - 5:35 PM LT in Room Y08
- Jeffrey Nichols is the co-organizer of this workshop
Monday, April 24
- ACCEPTED PAPER
- Angler: Helping Machine Translation Practitioners Prioritize Model Improvements
- 4:49 - 5:03 PM LT Room X11+X12
- Samantha Robertson, Zijie Jay Wang, Fred Hohman, Mary Beth Kery, Dominik Moritz
Tuesday, April 25
- ACCEPTED PAPER
- From User Perceptions to Technical Improvement: Enabling People Who Stutter to Better Use Speech Recognition
- 11:10 - 11:24 AM LT Hall B
- Colin Lea, Zifang Huang, Jaya Narain, Lauren Tooley, Dianna Yee, Tien Dung Tran, Panos Georgiou, Jeffrey Bigham, Leah Findlater
Accepted Papers
Angler: Helping Machine Translation Practitioners Prioritize Model Improvements
Samantha Robertson, Zijie J. Wang, Dominik Moritz, Mary Beth Kery, Fred Hohman
Colin Lea, Zifang Huang, Jaya Narain, Lauren Tooley, Dianna Yee, Tien Dung Tran, Panos Georgiou, Jeffrey Bigham, Leah Findlater
Demo
Intelligent Interactions on Apple Devices
In this demo, we aim to illustrate two of our user facing intelligent interactions on device, Always-On Display and Assistive Touch. Always-On Display enables millions of users to make their iPhones more personal and unique while allowing them to get instant access to important information, like the weather, game scores, music controls, battery state, and time. This feature relies on the Bluetooth connection between the watch and the phone, and the model tracks the distance between the phone and the user with Bluetooth Received Signal Strength Indicator or RSSI.
AssistiveTouch and Hand Gestures allows users to access the display, activate the Digital Crown, trigger the side button, and perform other actions, all without touching the Apple Watch itself. It uses on-device machine learning to check out how your muscles and tendons are moving, with the help of the watch's accelerometer, gyroscope, and optical heart rate sensor.
All CHI attendees are invited to stop by the Apple booth (booth number 300, located in Hall H of the Congress Center Hamburg) to experience this demo in person.
Acknowledgements
Amanda Swearngin, Dominik Moritz, Griffin Dietz, Fred Hohman, Leah Findlater, Jeff Nichols, Jeffrey Bigham, and Xiaoying Pu are reviewers for CHI 2023.
Titus Barik is a member of the program committee for CHI 2023.
Amanda Swearngin and Jeffrey Nichols are associate chairs for the Future of Computational Approaches for Understanding & Adapting User Interfaces workshop.
Jeffrey Nichols is a co-organizer for the Future of Computational Approaches for Understanding & Adapting User Interfaces workshop.
Xiaoying Pu is a co-organizer for the Transparent Practices for Quantitative Empirical Research workshop.
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