Sparkfun Education Covers BodyVis
Sparkfun Education recently blogged about our BodyVis project in a post entitled "[read more]
Lee Stearns and the HandSight project were featured in the Big Ten Network's news site, in an article titled [read more]
Congratulations to Majeed K., MS!
Congratulations to Majeed Kazemitabaar who successfully defended his MS thesis entitled "MakerWear: A Tangible Construction Kit for Young Children to Create Interactive Wearables" on Aug 4, 2017 and j...
Congratulations Matt Mauriello on Ubicomp Submissions
Excited to announce that Matt Mauriello and his team had their temporal thermography poster accepted to this year's ACM Conference on Pervasive and Ubiquitous...
After five wonderful years at the University of Maryland, I have decided to (re)join the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science and Engineering as an Associate Professor. This was not an easy decisi...
Introducing Assistant Professor Kotaro Hara!
We are super happy and excited to announce that the Makeability Lab's first PhD student, Dr. Kotaro Hara, has an accepted a tenure track assistant professor position in the [read more]
Liang He will present his research projects on fabrication at ACM Symposium on Computational Fabrication and attend the first [read more]
Our local CBS affiliate in Washington DC, WUSA9, just ran a nice news story on the HandSight project. Check it out [read more]
HandSight Covered in Terp Magazine
There is a nice writeup on Lee Stearns' PhD dissertation topic, HandSight, in Terp Magazine this month (link). The article is entitled A New ...
The Makeability Lab had five full papers at CHI2017, including MakerWear which received a best paper award and is the first longform paper on my [read more]
