Weiqing Su
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5
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About
Weiqing Su is a researcher in human-computer interaction, with a focus on telepresence, wearable computing, and collaborative systems. Their most cited work, "Polly: Telepresence from a Guide’s Shoulder" (2015), introduces a novel approach to remote guidance by mounting a camera on a guide’s shoulder, enabling a more natural, first-person perspective for remote users. This contribution has garnered 5 citations and is recognized for its innovative design in facilitating real-time, hands-free collaboration in dynamic environments. Su’s research addresses key challenges in remote assistance, such as spatial awareness and user autonomy, by exploring how wearable technology can enhance communication and task performance. Their work has implications for fields like education, field service, and emergency response, where expert guidance is critical. By bridging the gap between physical and digital interaction, Weiqing Su continues to advance the design of telepresence systems that prioritize user experience and practical utility, making their contributions valuable for researchers and practitioners in HCI and beyond.
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- 1Polly: Telepresence from a Guide’s Shoulder5 citations · 2015