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TECHNOLOGY WEEK VISITS THE HUMAN-CENTERED TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY
Today, HINTS hosted a visit from school pupils in the Human-Centered Intelligent Realities Laboratory. Teknikveckan (Technology Week) is an event in which Karlskrona Municipality employs holiday working young people from the 9th grade and the first year of high school who, during Technology Week, to spend one day at different workplaces in Karlskrona, including one day at BTH. Workshops were carried out in the HINTS Laboratory, where the visitors got to try out eye tracking, augmented reality (AR) in digital cultural heritage and virtual reality (VR) demos for healthcare education from our ongoing collaboration in HINTS with our external partner Virotea. Foto av Robin Frejd, BTH.
CONFERENCE PAPER ACCEPTED TO ECML PKDD 2025
We are happy to announce that a conference paper has been accepted at:
M. Angelova, V. Boeva, S. Abghari, S. Ickin and X. Lan. FedCluLearn: Federated Continual Learning using Stream Micro-Cluster Indexing Scheme. ECML PKDD 2025 (Porto, Portugal, 15-19 September 2025), accepted.
The paper was co-authored by collegaues from our industrial partner Ericsson.
WORKSHOP PAPER ACCEPTED AT SNCNW 2025
We are happy to announce that a workshop paper has been accepted at:
- B. Qin, K. Tutschku, Y. Hu. Towards a Framework to Dynamically Adaptive Multi-User Synchronization for Human-centered Intelligent Realities. 20th Swedish National Computer Networking and Cloud Computing Workshop (SNCNW 2025), (10-11 June 2025, University West, Trollhättan, Sweden), accepted.
VISITING PHD STUDENT FROM UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA CRUZ
The HINTS project will have a visiting Ph.D. research scholar during May-June 2025, Samir Ghosh, from the Social Emotional Technology Laboratory at the University of California, Santa Cruz. He researches multi-user immersive applications for scientific sensemaking, exploring how groups can work in virtual reality to manipulate simulations and engage with complex data. This includes collaborations with scientists in domains such as wildfire mitigation with civil engineering researchers and tracking diving elephant seals with marine scientists. Previously, he was the Assistant Director of the Ahmanson Lab at the University of Southern California, where he contributed to impactful AR/VR projects in the humanities in collaboration with institutions such as the Library of Congress, The Vatican, the California Science Center, and The Huntington. He received a B.S. in Computational Linguistics, and B.A. and Cognitive Science from the University of Southern California. For more information please see his personal page.
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