Jonggi Hong

Jonggi Hong

PhD Student, Computer Science
University of Maryland
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Jonggi Hong was a collaborator with the Makeability Lab for 2.0 years (Jun 2015 to May 2017). Jonggi contributed to a project called HandSight as well as 2 publications.
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Projects

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HandSight

2013 – 2018

Papers

Evaluating Wrist-Based Haptic Feedback for Non-Visual Target Finding and Path Tracing on a 2D Surface

Jonggi Hong, Alisha Pradhan, Jon E. Froehlich, Leah Findlater

Proceedings of ASSETS 2017 | Acceptance Rate: 26.2% (33 / 126)

PDF | doi | Citation | Touchscreen Accessibility • HandSight • Haptic Hand Guidance

Evaluating Angular Accuracy of Wrist-based Haptic Directional Guidance for Hand Movement

Jonggi Hong, Lee Stearns, Tony Cheng, Jon E. Froehlich, David Ross, Leah Findlater

Proceedings of GI 2016 | Acceptance Rate: 39.4% (13 / 33)

PDF | doi | Citation | HandSight • Haptic Hand Guidance

Talks
Evaluating Wrist-Based Haptic Feedback for Non-Visual Target Finding and Path Tracing on a 2D Surface

Oct. 30, 2017 | ASSETS 2017

Baltimore, MD

Jonggi Hong

PDF | PPTX | HandSight

Evaluating Angular Accuracy of Wrist-based Haptic Directional Guidance for Hand Movement

June 1, 2016 | Proceedings of GI 2016

Victoria, British Columbia, CA

Jonggi Hong

PDF | PPTX | HandSight

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Oct. 30, 2024

Best Paper at ASSETS'24

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Oct. 16, 2024

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