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Please see our full paper presentations at ACM Multimedia, ACM UIST, and CHI 2010.

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台大杜鵑花節電資學院特展「 網路、手機、與我」 NTU Press coverage:

2010課程: Mobile HCI meets Cloud Computing

We launched Wantoto/玩透透, an augmented reality app for Android and winner of Asus Award and Papago Award.

2009秋季在臺大資訊學院教 Android 和 iPhone 的程式設計，也成立了行動電話及人機互動實驗室 (Mobile Phone and HCI Research Lab)。

We launched Diddit in Feb, 2009, and we're hiring!

I started iCaltrain for mobile phone and iPhone in 2007 which provides mobile schedule access to thousands of Caltrain riders a day. In 2008, I introduced a native iPhone/iPod Touch version through the Apple App Store.

Ausangate trek, Peru

Mike Chen (陳彥仰)'s Research

My Google Scholar paper listing and citation count.

We'll be presenting our studies on applying direct-touch interactions to virtual, projected 2D panels at CHI 2010.

At CHI 2008, we presented the first field study of UbiFit, a system that uses mobile phones and wearable wireless sensors to improve fitness. Our Ubicomp 2007 paper applies machine learning + wearable accelerometers to recognize free-weight exercises. Discovery Channel covered our innovation in "A Personal Trainer, in the Palm of Your Hand". (See my publication list for the full papers)

In 2007, I joined a stealth-mode startup, Ludic Labs, in San Mateo, California, founded by the founding team of Inktomi. At Intel Research Seattle, I led two mobile phone/ubicomp projects that led to publications at Ubicomp (4), MobiSys (2), UIST, HotOS, and HotMobile:

My mobile phone research focuses on rapid development of context-enhanced apps on cell phones and novel uses of personal context such as location, physical activities (e.g. running, cycling), and communication (e.g. phone calls, email, SMS).

During my years at UC Berkeley, my advisor was Prof. Eric Brewer, co-founder of Inktomi. I also worked closely with Prof. Dave Patterson, currently the ACM President, Prof. Armando Fox, and Prof. Marti Hearst on the following projects:

  • ROC - recovery-oriented computing.
  • Ninja - infrastructure for scalable, composable Internet services.
  • Cha-Cha - exploiting hyperlink structure to provide search result context.

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