Reframe: An Augmented Reality Storyboarding Tool for Character-Driven Analysis of Security & Privacy Concerns (UIST 2023)
Shwetha Rajaram, Franziska Roesner, Michael Nebeling
ACM DL
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Hi, I'm Shwetha!
I'm a PhD candidate at the University of Michigan School of Information and a member of the Information Interaction Lab, advised by Dr. Michael Nebeling.
As we approach the everyday use of augmented reality (AR), my research explores how to enable safer and more privacy-friendly AR experiences for end-users and bystanders.
I develop AR authoring tools and design frameworks that equip AR designers and developers with tools to mitigate potential security & privacy (S&P) harms.
I am also exploring human-AI collaboration techniques to aid end-users’ privacy decision-making as they use AR in always-on scenarios and dynamic contexts.
I completed my undergrad in Computer Science & Engineering at the University of Michigan with a minor in Art & Design.
During my PhD, I've interned at Microsoft Research with the EPIC Group and received the Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship at UM. I'm happy to chat with anyone pursuing similar opportunities or share my application materials!