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Duke ECE Faculty Voices: A Real-Life J.A.R.V.I.S. Needs a Watchdog
Duke ECE is featuring my perspective on the role of AI in AR of the future, and on the dire need to employ AI to safeguard the AR of the future, as part of its Faculty Voices: Physical AI series. Full … Continue reading
Papers on AR-Mediated Human-Robot Collaboration Coming Out in RO-MAN and MobileHCI
Two AR-mediated human-robot collaboration papers we have been working on for quite some time are coming out later this summer. fARfetch: Enabling Collocated AR-HRC in Large Visually Diverse Environments with VLM-Driven AR Content Adaptation is about human-robot collaborations in large, … Continue reading
New Funding: 4-year NSF CISE FutureCore Award on Automated AR Guidance Monitoring
We are grateful to the NSF for supporting our work on automated AR guidance monitoring, in pervasive AR and human-robot collaboration (HRC) applications. This award will support our joint work with Miroslav Pajic’s group at Duke, which is very exciting … Continue reading
Finalist Team, Facebook Research Awards: Exploration of Trust in AR, VR, and Smart Devices
Jointly with the the group of Prof. Neil Gong, we were the finalists for the Facebook Research Exploration of Trust in AR, VR, and Smart Devices Awards. PI Gorlatova has previously contributed to the 2019 University of Washington Industry-Academia Summit on … Continue reading
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