Dipl.-Inform. Niels Henze

Forschungsbereiche

Gesundheit / Intelligente Nutzungsschnittstellen

Technologie-Cluster

Human Machine Interaction

Forschungsinteresse

Niels main research interests are advances in accessing digital information using physical objects to interlink the physical word and digital content. Among his other research interests is interaction with multimedia using mobile devices, tactile and auditory interfaces, and accessibility. In 2008 and 2009 Niels organized the workshop on Mobile Interaction with the Real World held at the International conference on Human Computer Interaction with Mobile Devices and Services. He is a member of the ACM and the German Computer Society (GI).

Raum

E119

Telefon

+49 441 9722-183

Adresse

University of Oldenburg Escherweg 2 - 26121 Oldenburg - Germany

E-Mail

niels.henze [ A T ] offis.de

www

http://nhenze.net

Publikationen

AuditoryPong - Playing PONG in the Dark

Contextual Bookmarks

Designing a CD Augmentation for Mobile Phones

Evaluation of an Off-Screen Visualization for Magic Lens and Dynamic Peephole Interfaces

Evaluation of Camera Phone Based Interaction to Access Information Related to Posters

Evaluation of Continuous Direction Encoding with Tactile Belts

FriendSense: Sensing your Social Net at Night

Gesture Recognition with a Wii Controller

Interactive Exploration of City Maps with Auditory Torches

Non-Intrusive Somatosensory Navigation Support for Blind Pedestrians

Physical-Virtual Linkage with Contextual Bookmarks

Proceedings of Mobile Interaction with the Real World 2008

Proceedings of Mobile Interaction with the Real World 2009

Push the Study to the App Store: Evaluating Off-Screen Visualizations for Maps in the Android Market

Services Surround You: Physical-Virtual Linkage with Contextual Bookmarks

Snap and Share Your Photobooks

Supporting Map-Based Navigation with Tactile Cues

Tactile Wayfinder: A Non-Visual Support System for Wayfinding

Tangible User Interface for the Exploration of Auditory City Maps

Visualization of Off-Screen Objects in Mobile Augmented Reality

What is That? Object Recognition from Natural Features on a Mobile Phone

Workshop on Mobile Interaction with the Real World 2008

Workshop on Mobile Interaction with the Real World 2009