Biography

I am currently a 7th year PhD student studying Computer Science at the University of Central Florida. I am a member of the Interactive Systems & User Experiences Lab under the mentorship of Dr. Joseph LaViola. My research interests include augmented reality, novel input methods, and robotics, though I have also worked in other areas relating to HCI and data visualization. My dissertation topic is “Applications and Considerations of Augmented Reality for Physics Education.”

Outside of my research, I am an avid fitness junky. My main focuses are bouldering and distance running, with cycling and yoga helping to round everything off.

• Multiwave: Complex Hand Gesture Recognition Using the Doppler Effect

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• Jackknife: A Reliable Recognizer with Few Samples and Many Modalities

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• A Rapid Prototyping Approach to Synthetic Data Generation for Improved 2D Gesture Recognition

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• Multiwave: Doppler Effect Based Gesture Recognition in Multiple Dimensions

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• A $-Family Friendly Approach to Prototype Selection

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• Multimodal Input for Perceptual User Interfaces

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• Exploring Head Tracked Head Mounted Displays for First Person Robot Teleoperation

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• pittmancoreyr@gmail.com
• HEC Room 208, University of Central Florida, Florida, 32816