Research
Designing technology that is more intuitive, accessible, and useful across the full range of human experiences.
As We May Ink? Learning from Everyday Analog Pen Use to Improve Digital Ink Experiences Abstract This project sheds light on gaps and discrepancies between the experiences afforded by analog pens and their digital counterparts.…
Microsoft Research researchers—Eyal Ofek, Christian Holz, Hrvoje Benko, and Andy Wilson, along with Lung-Pan Chen, a visiting intern from HPI, Germany—has proposed a solution that can help us feel our environment while in VR. The…
This dataset contains sentences and short paragraphs with corresponding shorter (compressed) versions. There are up to five compressions for each input text, together with quality judgements of their meaning preservation and grammaticality. The dataset is…
Calendar.help is a service that allows people to delegate their scheduling tasks to their own virtual scheduling assistant.
The Human-Computer Interaction Group (HCI@MSR) comprises a world-renowned, interdisciplinary team of research scientists, engineers, and designers who take a user-centered approach to developing, designing, and studying computing technology and its use.
This video presents our research improving remote pair programming using a eyetracking-enabled, shared gaze visualization employed in Visual Studio. This video supports our CHI 2017 paper of the same title.
