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Arzu Çöltekin
@arzucoltekin.bsky.social
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Tech/design/human factors in visualization, HCI & XR, random bits of wisdom, politics, occasional humor. Tweets 99% in in English. Personal account.

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fhnwiit.bsky.social @fhnwiit.bsky.social · Jun 13
Recent special issue by @michaelproulx.bsky.social (Uni Bath & Meta RealityLabs ) and @arzucoltekin.bsky.social (our inst leader) "Use of immersive technologies in design".

Editorial: www.frontiersin.org/journals/com...

Collection:
www.frontiersin.org/research-top...

#XR #VR #AR #MR #design

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Frank Kumli @frankkumli.bsky.social · May 20
Human-Centered Technologies for Older Adults: Can XR and AI Augment Human Abilities?

#AR, #XR and #AI can augment human abilities—but critical reflection is essential, ethical risks must be addressed.

www.linkedin.com/posts/kumli_...

#innovation #dementia #ageing #aging @fhnw.ch

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Jonas Oesch @jonasoesch.ch · May 14
Full paper here → www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Big thanks to @sarahschoettler.com & @arzucoltekin.bsky.social for for helping write up the paper. 3/3
Thematic World Maps in the News: How Effective are They on Smartphones?
Thematic world maps are commonly used in online news media, but rarely optimized for mobile devices. Scaling down world maps to fit small screens makes many smaller countries difficult to identify,...
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Jonas Oesch @jonasoesch.ch · May 14
Better world maps for mobile!
Despite years of mobile-first design, there’s been little experimentation in this area. So we designed our own at NZZ – and validated it in a large user study.
Summary of the paper: jonasoesch.ch/articles/the... 1/3
Two smartphones displaying alternative thematic world maps. The left screen shows a split-continent map with countries grouped and resized by region (e.g., Europe, Africa, Asia) using color to indicate data levels (legend: Hoch, Mittel, Tief, Sehr tief). Smaller countries like Rwanda and Panama are clearly labeled and more visible due to the rearranged layout. The right screen displays a bubble map, where countries are represented by circles scaled to population size and shaded by data intensity. Larger countries like China and the U.S. have prominent bubbles, while smaller countries remain visible. Labels indicate population figures for Switzerland and China.

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Arzu Çöltekin @arzucoltekin.bsky.social · Jan 15
This is today if you'd like to attend (remote possible) :)
#AI #medicine