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most citedSportSense: Real-Time Detection of NFL Game Events from Twitter

12 citations · 26 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

cs.HC2025

Pneutouch: Exploring the affordances and interactions of haptic inflatables through a wrist-worn interface

Frank Wencheng Liu, Mason Manetta, Prasad Borkar +3

Haptic sensations that align with virtual reality (VR) experiences have a profound impact on presence and enjoyment. There is potential to explore the dynamic capabilities of pneum…

cs.HC2025

Vibr-eau: Emulating Fluid Behavior in Vessel Handling through Vibrotactile Actuators

Frank Wencheng Liu, Ryan Wirjadi, Yanjun Lyu +4

Existing methods of haptic feedback for virtual fluids are challenging to scale, lack durability for long-term rough use, and fail to fully capture the expressive haptic qualities…

eess.SP2019★ 2 cited

Stagioni: Temperature management to enable near-sensor processing for energy-efficient high-fidelity imaging

Venkatesh Kodukula, Saad Katrawala, Britton Jones +2

Vision processing on traditional architectures is inefficient due to energy-expensive off-chip data movement. Many researchers advocate pushing processing close to the sensor to su…

cs.HC2014★ 8 cited

Draining our Glass: An Energy and Heat Characterization of Google Glass

Robert LiKamWa, Zhen Wang, Aaron Carroll +2

The Google Glass is a mobile device designed to be worn as eyeglasses. This form factor enables new usage possibilities, such as hands-free video chats and instant web search. Howe…

cs.SI2012★ 12 cited

SportSense: Real-Time Detection of NFL Game Events from Twitter

Siqi Zhao, Lin Zhong, Jehan Wickramasuriya +3

We report our experience in building a working system, SportSense (http://www.sportsense.us), which exploits Twitter users as human sensors of the physical world to detect events i…

cs.OS2011★ 4 cited

Transparent Programming of Heterogeneous Smartphones for Sensing

Felix Xiaozhu Lin, Zhen Wang, Robert LiKamWa +1

Sensing on smartphones is known to be power-hungry. It has been shown that this problem can be solved by adding an ultra low-power processor to execute simple, frequent sensor data…