This work was completed in collaboration with Jamie Dinh, Dr. You-Jin Kim, Dr. Jun NISHIDA, and Dr. Myungin Lee at the @umdscience.bsky.social, Department of Computer Science, UMD, Immersive Media Design, Dynamic Reality Lab, and Embodied Dynamics Lab. 6/6

If you want to learn more or have questions, feel free to come say hi at the talk or the demo. You can also visit my site for more details including our paper, demo, and videos. I will update the site with more info in the future as well. www.snehesh.com/neuresonance/ 5/6

If you are here in Yokohama at CHI 2025, please watch our talk on Thursday, May 1st. Additionally, you can come experience the feedback mechanisms of our work along with different EEG IBS levels at our interactive demo on Monday, April 28th through Wednesday, April 30th. 4/6

Our work is just scratching the surface of what might be possible to help improve this phenomenon towards better feedback designs for collaboration, learning, and empathizing with others. 3/6

In this paper, our work explores different feedback modalities and mechanisms to try to improve inter-brain synchronization which happens when two or more people work together, collaborate, or even have a shared experience. 2/6

Haha but you survived

Real robot POV or simulated will do?

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I love how this functional form factor #embodiment keeps being adopted over x-morphic form factors. Great #robots are often invisible robots.

We are wrapping up our #CHI25 revisions as well. I'm on the Python bandwagon but the story is the same. Just had to rerun to get some additional calculations. Good luck!

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Thanks!

Please add me as well. Thank you.

Wafa!!! Good to see you here!

Thanks @tomwilliams.phd for making this. Very helpful in finding and adding fellow HRI folks.

Wow wow. Thank you so much. I felt like I just read a review paper. Super helpful and definitely will share.

Wow, yeah whatever happened to learn fundamentals well first? Sounds like checkboxes marked as completed without actual understanding.

This is a great idea. I should start one for #HRI and #AI unless there's one already