Human-Computer Interaction

Andreas Halbig, M.Sc.

Research Assistant

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Andreas Halbig, M.Sc.
Human-Computer Interaction
Universität Würzburg
Emil-Fischer-Straße 50
D-97074 Würzburg

⌂	Room 01.034, Building 50, Hubland North

About me

Andreas studied Mensch-Computer-Systeme (B.Sc.) and Human-Computer Interaction (M.Sc.) at Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg. In his master’s thesis, he explored how virtual agents in virtual environments can create motivating and disciplining effects in learning and work tasks.

During his time at the Chair of Human-Computer Interaction, Andreas contributed to the VIA-VR project, where he focused on integrating physiological data into VR healthcare applications.

Currently, as part of the PIIS working group, he works on the AIL-AT Work project, with a primary focus on human-AI teaming and its simulation in virtual reality.

Beyond his applied research, Andreas’ research delves into fundamental VR qualia, particularly spatial presence and the sense of embodiment, as well as their interrelation.



Projects

VIA-VR
In the project VIA-VR, we aim to create a framework for modeling and staging strongly engaging VR adventures for medical training, prevention, therapy and rehabilitation.
AIL AT WORK
AIL AT WORK is a project concerned with analysing, evaluating and developing AI simulations in a working context. It combines the expertise of computer science (Marc Erich Latoschik), human-computer interaction (Carolin Wienrich) and psychology (Astrid Carolus).


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