most citedEntertainers Between Real and Virtual -- Investigating Viewer Interaction, Engagement, and Relationships with Avatarized Virtual Livestreamers

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cs.HC20261 cited

Reflective Motion and a Physical Canvas: Exploring Embodied Journaling in Virtual Reality

Michael Yin, Robert Xiao, Nadine Wagener

In traditional journaling practices, authors express and process their thoughts by writing them down. We propose a somaesthetic-inspired alternative that uses the human body, rathe…

cs.HC20261 cited

The Words That Can't Be Shared: Exploring the Design of Unsent Messages

Michael Yin, Robert Xiao

People often have things they want to say but hold back in conversations, fearing vulnerability or social consequences. Online, this restraint can take a distinctive form: even whe…

cs.HC2026

Dissolving a Digital Relationship: A Critical Examination of Digital Severance Behaviours in Close Relationships

Michael Yin, Angela Chiang, Robert Xiao

Fulfilling social connections are crucial for human well-being and belonging, but not all relationships last forever. As interactions increasingly move online, the act of digitally…

cs.HC20259 cited

Entertainers Between Real and Virtual -- Investigating Viewer Interaction, Engagement, and Relationships with Avatarized Virtual Livestreamers

Michael Yin, Chenxinran Shen, Robert Xiao

Virtual YouTubers (VTubers) are avatar-based livestreamers that are voiced and played by human actors. VTubers have been popular in East Asia for years and have more recently seen…

cs.HC20253 cited

VIBES: Exploring Viewer Spatial Interactions as Direct Input for Livestreamed Content

Michael Yin, Robert Xiao

Livestreaming has rapidly become a popular online pastime, with real-time interaction between streamer and viewer being a key motivating feature. However, viewers have traditionall…