[LLiS | UFO | IRIS] Jun.-Prof. Maria Wirzberger at Mensch und Computer 2025 in Chemnitz
The „Mensch und Computer“ conference 2025, Europe's largest conference series on human-computer interaction, attracted numerous participants from science and industry to the “Orangerie” at TU Chemnitz from August 31 to September 3 to discuss innovative forms of interaction between humans and digital technology, human-centered development methods, and many other topics at the intersection of both stakeholders involved and technologies employed.
During the conference, Jun.-Prof. Maria Wirzberger contributed by presenting work conducted together with Laura Bareiß and Leyla Baybüyük, which emerged from the meanwhile terminated UFO project. It examines the performance and technology acceptance of neurodivergent users in a VR-supported training program for spatial working memory capacity in a pilot study. The poster was well received and sparked exciting discussions.
The corresponding article in the conference proceedings can be found in the ACM Digital Library under the following DOI: https://doi.org/10.1145/3743049.3748584
