Mapping Virtual and Physical Reality – Cardboard Clips

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Research

Evaluating Visual Perception of Object Motion in Dynamic Environments
GazeFusion: Saliency-guided Image Generation
PEA-PODs: Perceptual Evaluation of Algorithms for Power Optimization in XR Displays
Accelerating Saccadic Response through Spatial and Temporal Cross-Modal Misalignments
May the Force Be with You: Dexterous Finger Force-Aware XR Interface
Toward User-Aware Interactive Virtual Agents: Generative Multi-Modal Avatar Behaviors in VR
Measuring and Predicting Multisensory Reaction Latency: A Probabilistic Model for Visual-Auditory Integration
Modeling the Impact of Head-Body Rotations on Audio-Visual Spatial Perception for Virtual Reality Applications
Exploiting Human Color Discrimination for Memory- and Energy-Efficient Image Encoding in Virtual Reality
AutoColor: Learned Light Power Control for Multi-Color Holograms
The Shortest Route Is Not Always the Fastest: Probability-Modeled Stereoscopic Eye Movement Completion Time in VR
ARGUS: Visualization of AI-assisted Task Guidance in AR
Imperceptible Color Modulation for Power Saving in VR/AR
Toward Optimized VR/AR Ergonomics: Modeling and Predicting User Neck Muscle Contraction
Reconstructing Room Scales with a Single Sound for Augmented Reality Displays

QI SUN
Assistant Professor
Computer Science and Engineering
Center for Urban Science and Progress
NYU Tandon School of Engineering
370 Jay Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201
qisun@nyu.edu

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