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Design everything by yourself

Published:29 October 2014Publication History

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We live in a mass-production society today and everyone buy and use same things all over the world. This is cheap, but not necessarily ideal for individual persons. We envision that computer tools that help people to design things by themselves can enrich their lives. To that end, we have developed innovative interaction techniques for end users to (1) create rich graphics such as three-dimensional models and animations by simple sketching (2) design their own real-world, everyday objects such as clothing and furniture with realtime physical simulation integrated in a simple geometry editor, and (3) design the behavior of their personal robots and give instructions to them to satisfy their particular needs. I will introduce these result with live demonstrations.

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          HAI '14: Proceedings of the second international conference on Human-agent interaction
          October 2014
          412 pages
          ISBN:9781450330350
          DOI:10.1145/2658861

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          Association for Computing Machinery

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          • Published: 29 October 2014

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          HAI '14 Paper Acceptance Rate27of62submissions,44%Overall Acceptance Rate121of404submissions,30%
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