'My interests are in computer graphics and human computer interaction, specifically perception and cognition,' says Agrawala, who joined the Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences faculty this fall."
Sunday, November 13, 2005
Lab Notes: Research from the Berkeley College of Engineering
Lab Notes: Research from the Berkeley College of Engineering: "When computers and people communicate, something is often lost in the translation. Essentially, computers don't know how we think. UC Berkeley computer scientist Maneesh Agrawala is helping bridge the gap. From designing systems that generate clearer driving maps to software that produces simpler step-by-step assembly instructions, Agrawala's research is about leveraging our understanding of how humans think.
'My interests are in computer graphics and human computer interaction, specifically perception and cognition,' says Agrawala, who joined the Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences faculty this fall."
'My interests are in computer graphics and human computer interaction, specifically perception and cognition,' says Agrawala, who joined the Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences faculty this fall."
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