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LAB-IN-A-BOX: semi-automatic tracking of activity in the medical office

PUC 2015 Patient-centered healthcare and increased efficiency are major goals of modern medicine, and physician–patient interaction and communication are a cornerstone of clinical encounters.

New Challenges for Research Ethics in the Digital Age

Future of Privacy Forum 2015MISST (mobile imaging, sensing, social media, location tracking) technologies outpace existing ethical and regulatory guidelines, creating challenges for researchers and IRBs. The paper calls for updated ethical frameworks and improved technology literacy to ensure responsible, trustworthy health research.

The VideoMob interactive art installation connecting strangers through inclusive digital crowds

ACM TiiS 2015 VideoMob is an interactive video platform and an artwork that enables strangers visiting different installation locations to interact across time and space through a computer interface that detects their presence, video-records their actions while automatically removing the video background through computer vision, and co-situates visitors as part of the same digital environment.

Advanced authoring of paper-digital systems

MTAP 2014 Over the last decade, there has been an increasing interest in paper-digital systems that allow regular paper documents to be augmented or integrated with digital information and services.

Click “like” to change your behavior: a mixed methods study of college students’ exposure to and engagement with Facebook content designed for weight loss

JMIR 2014 Overweight or obesity is prevalent among college students and many gain weight during this time. Traditional face-to-face weight loss interventions have not worked well in this population.

Designing audio-enhanced paper photos for older adult emotional wellbeing in communication therapy

IJHCS 2014 This article introduces audio-enhanced paper photos enabled by digital pen technology as an interaction paradigm for supporting and understanding emotional wellbeing in late adulthood, particularly in the context of communication therapy activities and related social interactions.

An integrative approach to understanding flight crew activity

JCEDM 2013Multimodal study combines digital pens, video, and cockpit instrumentation to analyze pilot decision processes during flight. By synchronizing pen-based notes with audio-video and flight data, the approach reveals patterns of communication and workload. Findings inform design of cockpit interfaces to enhance situational awareness and reduce errors.

Projector phone use: practices and social implications

PUC 2012Projector phones enable sharing mobile content on nearby surfaces, integrating seamlessly into social contexts by adapting projection to group dynamics. Ethnographic field studies reveal practices such as collaborative viewing, spontaneous presentations, and privacy management through projection angle. Results highlight design opportunities for enhancing social interaction and content exchange in mobile environments.

Development of an erythropoietin prescription simulator to improve abilities for the prescription of erythropoietin stimulating agents: Is it feasible?

BMC Nephrology 2007Simulator trains nephrologists on erythropoietin dosing by modeling different half-lives (24, 48, 138 h) and intervals (weekly vs. monthly) to maintain hemoglobin at 11–12 g/dL. Weekly dosing of a short–half-life agent yielded the tightest Hb control, while monthly long–acting dosing led to frequent overshoots unless corrected through repeated practice.

Write-n-speak: authoring multimodal digital-paper materials for speech-language therapy

TACCESS 2021Digital‐paper toolkit Enable creation of custom aphasia therapy materials using multimodal digital pen, including interactive worksheets, voice‐tagged photographs, and interactive stickers. Twelve‐week deployment with a therapist‐client dyad demonstrated improved engagement and personalization in speech‐language therapy, highlighting potential for broader clinical use.