Shwetha Rajaram
@shwetharajaram.bsky.social
HCI researcher & PhD student @ University of Michigan
https://shwetharajaram.github.io
I study how to enable interactions with emerging technologies, such as AR and genAI, that are both beneficial and privacy-friendly for end-users!
https://shwetharajaram.github.io
I study how to enable interactions with emerging technologies, such as AR and genAI, that are both beneficial and privacy-friendly for end-users!
That sounds amazing! I got a few new watercolor palettes; very excited to try them 😄
April 29, 2025 at 5:54 AM
That sounds amazing! I got a few new watercolor palettes; very excited to try them 😄
(with Hemant Surale, Codie McConkey, Carine Rognon, Hrim Mehta, Michael Glueck, @chrisnf.bsky.social!)
April 28, 2025 at 2:38 PM
(with Hemant Surale, Codie McConkey, Carine Rognon, Hrim Mehta, Michael Glueck, @chrisnf.bsky.social!)
During an internship at Meta Reality Labs Research, we explored how to reduce friction in interaction with wearable voice interfaces, through gesture and audio-haptic interaction techniques for flexibly navigating info and managing conversation timing. youtu.be/Ymn0OzoZeUY
Gesture & Audio Haptic Guidance Techniques to Direct Conversations with Intelligent Voice Interfaces
YouTube video by Shwetha Rajaram
youtu.be
April 28, 2025 at 2:38 PM
During an internship at Meta Reality Labs Research, we explored how to reduce friction in interaction with wearable voice interfaces, through gesture and audio-haptic interaction techniques for flexibly navigating info and managing conversation timing. youtu.be/Ymn0OzoZeUY
(with Macarena Peralta, Janet Johnson, and Michael Nebeling at the University of Michigan School of Information!)
April 28, 2025 at 2:36 PM
(with Macarena Peralta, Janet Johnson, and Michael Nebeling at the University of Michigan School of Information!)
As part of my thesis work, we explored how to adapt AR interfaces to meet end-users' privacy needs. An elicitation study with 10 AR researchers yielded an adaptation catalog of 62 techniques, which we distilled in a visualization tool to make it approachable for AR developers. youtu.be/_uBi504Qvco
Exploring the Design Space of Privacy-Driven AdaptationTechniques for Future AR Interfaces
YouTube video by Mi2 Lab
youtu.be
April 28, 2025 at 2:36 PM
As part of my thesis work, we explored how to adapt AR interfaces to meet end-users' privacy needs. An elicitation study with 10 AR researchers yielded an adaptation catalog of 62 techniques, which we distilled in a visualization tool to make it approachable for AR developers. youtu.be/_uBi504Qvco