Kai Kunze

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NASA-TLX use at CHI from 2006 to 2024.

Five soft floating robots in everyday indoor settings: a fish that circles you with a calming touch, a balloon that follows you across floors, a jellyfish that pulses to guide your breathing, an agile robot for playing with a pet while you are away, and a…

Cross-temporal physiological synchrony in VR concert recreation.

Audience members wearing physiological sensors during the posthuman performance. © 2024 Hiroyasu Daido, used with permission.

Visualizing Physiological Data of A Concert in VR.

A picture of the robot prototype Cuddle Fish Flying robots are becoming more and more common.

I’ve been experimenting with the Audio Overview of Google’s NotebookLM to create a podcast about Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), and I have to say, it’s surprisingly useful!

A research concept from 2016 might be in the spotlight in the next years, as described and discussed in the Dagstuhl Seminar “Eyewear Computing – Augmenting the Human with Head-mounted Wearable Assistants”.

A picture from the performance.

Augmenting Humans Very happy to be invited as one of the panelists presenting in a three-day online symposium on Liveness organised by the Neurolive EU Project.

A picture from the perfromance.

Stelarc presenting his work to the Online attendees.

NASA-Task Load Index in CHI: A Comprehensive Review and Subscale Meta-Analysis with Implementation Guidelines.

research-article OpenEarable ExG: Open-Source Hardware for Ear-Based Biopotential Sensing Applications Philipp Lepold Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Karlsruhe, Germany , Tobias Röddiger Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Karlsruhe, Germany , Tobias Ki…

My overall goal: I want to give people tools to foster inert talent and empower new skills.

A collection of iOS apps I’ve developed over the years.

about ‘Blanks’ is a simple application helping you to learn new English words.

Kai Kunze is a pioneer researcher in the HCI field, augmenting humans using technology.

On the 9th August I had the opportunity to take part in a Miraikan Science Quest.

My second Siggraph was pretty amazing again.

I’m excited and happy to be one of few non-Japanese researchers to receive a JST Presto (Sakigake) project grant, on the Topic Open Collective Eyewear.

It’s a strange feeling to have UbiComp and ISWC so close to my home.

back @ this year’s CHI 2016.

We took a risk in organizing the Eyewear Computing Seminar as we deviated largely from the standard model, yet I believe it payed off.

It felt nice to be back in Kansai for the biggest conferences in my field.

I'm impressed mostly by the Hacking/Making Studios and the interactivity/demo exhibits.

Katsutoshi Masai, one of my Master students had the idea to track facial expressions using low cost sensors in glasses.

I’m getting more and more fascinated by augmenting Blind Soccer.

Here are the video and slides from my talk.

Finally, I have a little time to write about the congress.

Smart glasses and, in general, eyewear are a fairly novel device class with a lot of possibilities for unobtrusive activity tracking.

As the first article about my grandparents using Google Glass received a lot of interest, I decided to delve a little bit more into the topic.

With roughly around 1 month to go, we are busy with demo preparations etc.

Innovative research, that makes you first laugh and then think.

Attending the International Symposium on Service Systems Science on the 26.02.2014 in Tokyo, I got a glimpse on how the next steps of FuturICT and how similar projects and efforts are on their way in Japan.

Attending the International Symposium on Service Systems Science in Tokyo, I got a glimpse on how the progress and the next steps of FuturICT …

Introducing Google Glass to Hacker News Kansai Community was a lot of fun.

Impressions and Talk Recommendations.

Discussing activity recognition for the Mind and its potential applications.

So I got my hands on another Glass device and can now play with it a bit longer.

An interview made me wonder about how reading habits are changing and how we will narrate stories in the future.

Cool research discussions at a nice location.

How my grandparents interact with GLASS, showed me that Google seems to be onto something.

Usually, I’m not such a big fan of conference openings, …

This year I’m really looking forward to Ubicomp and ISWC, it’s the first time that …

The slides for my two talks today are now online.

Just finished my keynote talk at CBDAR, a Workshop at ICDAR

In the last couple of months, I got more and more interested in learning, especially reading.