Andrew Quitmeyer showing off his stereo smelling machine at the ISWC Gadget Show
The International Symposium of Wearable Computing was a huge success for Georgia Tech. A paper on the FIDO project won BEST PAPER and James Hallam’s haptic stroke mirror therapy glove project won BEST FUNTIONAL DESIGN at ISWC’s Design Exhibition. UbiComp Conference was also held in Zurich at the same location, and the city was a buzz with cutting edge technology.
FIDO – Facilitating Interactions for Dogs with Occupations Wearable Dog-Activated Interfaces. M. Jackson, C. Zeagler, G. Valentin, A. Martin, V. Martin, A. Delawalla, W. Blount, S. Eiring, R. Hollis, & T. Starner. IEEE & ACM International Symposium on Wearable Computers, Zurich, Switzerland, September 2013 BEST PAPER
FIDO – Sky on BBC1
Lucy Dunne put together an amazing Design Exhibition this year!
BBC1 at the ISWC Design Exhibition
UMN student showing off her work at the ISWC Design Exhibition
ISWC Design Exhibition
GT graduate student Emily Keen showing off her wearable position-aware garment at the ISWC Design Exhibition
GT graduate student James Hallam wins the ISWC Design Exhibition for Best Functional Design
James Hallam showing off his winning Design Exhibition
