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63
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About
Martin Hachet is a leading researcher in Human-Computer Interaction, with a focus on 3D interaction, virtual and mixed reality, and novel input techniques. His work explores how users interact with digital content across different physical and virtual environments, particularly through embodied and spatial interfaces. Hachet’s most cited paper, "FlyMap" (2018, 51 citations), investigates the design of interactive maps for emerging mobile and robotic platforms, addressing the challenges of map interaction as devices become more autonomous. In his notable study "Virtual, Real or Mixed: How Surrounding Objects Influence the Sense of Embodiment in Optical See-Through Experiences?" (2021, 12 citations), Hachet examines how the physical environment affects users’ sense of embodiment when viewing virtual avatars through augmented reality displays. This work contributes to understanding presence and self-perception in mixed reality. Through his research, Hachet has advanced the design of more intuitive, context-aware interfaces that bridge the gap between the physical and digital worlds, making significant contributions to the fields of 3D user interfaces and immersive technologies.
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- 1FlyMap51 citations · 2018
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