Columbia’s Computer Graphics and User Interfaces Lab was founded by Steven K. Feiner in 1986.
We design and develop augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), 2D, and 3D user interfaces using emerging technologies such as head-worn displays (HWDs), mobile devices, and smart environments.
Katharina Krösl and team won the best demo award at this year's IEEE VR for their demo: XREye: Simulating Visual Impairments in Eye-Tracked XR. Participants got to see a system demonstrating a number of visual impairments in VR.
Members of the CGUI lab presented a multiplayer mobile Augmented Reality Volleyball game, FastBall, played between two sites across the world: the CGUI lab in NYC and Hakuhodo Holding's offices in Tokyo.
