Matthew Pan | Sensory Perception & Interaction, Research Group

Matthew Pan

Master's Student

Matthew completed his Master's in 2012, supervised by Elizabeth Croft and Karon MacLean. He was part of both CARIS (Mech) and SPIN labs.

Year Departed

2012

SPIN Publications

Pan, M., "An Exploration of a Haptic Affect Loop through Use Cases," M.A.Sc. Thesis, University of British Columbia, 2012. Supervised: Croft, MacLean
Hart, J., Gleeson, B.T., Pan, M., Moon, A., MacLean, K.M., and Croft, E., “Gesture, Gaze, Touch, and Hesitation: Timing Cues for Collaborative Work,” in ACM/IEEE Int'l Conf on Human-Robot Interaction (HRI '14) - Workshop on Timing in HRI, 2014, 6 pages.
Moon A, Troniak DM, Gleeson B, Pan MK, Zheng M, Blumer BA, MacLean K, Croft EA. "Meet me where i'm gazing: how shared attention gaze affects human-robot handover timing." In Proc of the 2014 international conference on HRI 2014 Mar 3 (pp. 334-341).
Pan, M. K. X. J., McGrenere, J., MacLean, K. E., and Croft, E. A. “Exploring the Role of Haptic Feedback in an Implicit HCI-Based Bookmarking Application,” IEEE Transactions on Haptics, vol. 7:1, pp. 24-36, 2014.
Pan, M. K. X. J., Chang, J.-S., Himmetoglu, G. H., Moon, A., Hazelton, T. W., MacLean, K. E., and Croft, E. A. (2011). “Now, Where Was I? Physiologically Triggered Book marks for Audio Books.” In Proc of CHI '11, Vancouver, Canada, pp. 1135-1140, May 2011
Karuei, I., Hazelton, T. W., MacLean, K. E., Baumann, M., and Pan, M. (2010). “Presenting a Biometrically-Driven Haptic Interaction Loop.” in Proc of CHI '10, Workshop on Whole Body Interaction. Atlanta, GA, 4 pages, April 2010.