RAIS: Robotic Accessibility Indoor Scanner
2023 – Present
Daniel Campos Zamora
PhD Student, Computer Science
University of Washington
Daniel Campos Zamora is currently a PhD Student in the Makeability Lab. Daniel Campos has been in the lab for 4.9 years. They contributed to 3 projects: MobiPrint, RAIS: Robotic Accessibility Indoor Scanner, and sPrintr, as well as 6 publications. During their time in the lab, Daniel Campos mentored 5 Makeability Lab students, including Iris Litiu, Patrick Rung, and Raiden Santos.
Projects (3/3)
Papers (6/6)
NightLight: Passively Mapping Nighttime Sidewalk Light Data for Improved Pedestrian Routing
CHI 2025
Towards Rapid Fabrication of Custom Tactile Surface Indicators for Indoor Navigation
ASSETS 2024
RAIS: Towards A Robotic Mapping and Assessment Tool for Indoor Accessibility Using Commodity Hardware
ASSETS 2024
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MobiPrint: A Mobile 3D Printer for Environment-Scale Design and Fabrication
UIST 2024
MoiréWidgets: High-Precision, Passive Tangible Interfaces via Moiré Effect
CHI 2024
sPrintr: Towards In-Situ Personal Fabrication using a Mobile 3D Printer
SCF 2022
Videos (1/1)
Talks (3/3)
Design and Fabrication for Tangible Interaction with Real-World Objects and Environments
May 09, 2025 | UMBC Seminar
Baltimore, MD
NightLight: Passively Mapping Nighttime Sidewalk Light Data for Improved Pedestrian Routing
Apr 29, 2025 | CHI
Yokohama, Japan
MobiPrint: A Mobile 3D Printer for Environment-Scale Design and Fabrication
Oct 13, 2024 | UIST
Pittsburgh, PA