User Interface Research by Takeo Igarashi
User Interface Research
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My research interest is in interaction techniques for graphical applications.
Long term goal is to establish an interaction style that
overcomes the limitations of current GUIs.
I recently focus on the development of easy-to-use 3D tools for novices.
Teddy (sketch-based 3D modeling) is the most important contribution among
my past projects.
Please also visit our group's project page to see students' work. |
Magic Cards: A Paper Tag Interface for Implicit Robot Control (CHI 2009)
Bubble Clusters: An Interface for Manipulating Spatial Aggregation of Graphical Objects (UIST 2007)
FiberMesh: Designing Freeform Surfaces with 3D Curves (SIGGRAPH 2007)
Plushie: An Interactive Pattern Design System for Plush Toys (SIGGRAPH 2007)
As-Rigid-As-Possible Shape Manipulation (SIGGRAPH 2005)
Spatial Keyframing for Performance-driven Animation (SCA 2005)
Volumetric Illustration (with S.Owada & F.Nielsen, SIGGRAPH 2004)
Smooth Meshes for Sketch-based Freeform Modeling (I3D'03)
Clothing Manipulation (at Brown Univ, UIST'02)
A Suggestive Interface for 3D Drawing (at Brown Univ, UIST'01)
Voice as Sound: Using Non-verbal Voice Input for Interactive Control
(at Brown Univ, UIST'01)
Adaptive Unwrapping for Interactive Texture Painting
(at Carnegie Mellon Univ, I3D 2001)
Pen-based Interface for Electronic Patient Record Systems
(at National Cardiovascular Center, JCMI 2000-01)
Speed-dependent Automatic Zooming
(at Microsoft Research 1999, UIST'2000)
Teddy: Sketch-based 3D Modeling system
(Ph.D dissertation, SIGGRAPH'99) 
Flatland: An Elecric Whiteboard System.
(at Xerox PARC 1998, CHI'99)
Path Drawing for 3D Walkthrough
(at ATR 1998, UIST'98)
Fluid Visualization of Spreadsheet Structures
(at Xerox PARC 1997, VL'98)
Pegasus : A Geometric Drawing Editor
(Masters thesis, UIST'97 & CHI'98)
Recognizing Implicit Structures in Card Layout
(Undergrad thesis, VL'95)