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My work focuses on developing interactive technologies, leveraging advancements in display technology,
low-power sensing, wearables, robotics and actuation, soft electronics, interactive textile, and human-computer interaction.
I am specifically interested in techniques that enable new interaction for the augmentation and empowerment of human
abilities. This includes augmented reality, ubiquitous computing, mobile devices, 3D user interfaces, interaction techniques,
interfaces for accessibility and health, medical imaging, multimodal systems, and software/hardware prototyping.
These projects are from collaborations during my time at different research labs, including Google Research, MIT, Columbia University, University of California, KTH (Royal Institute of Technology), and Microsoft Research. I have taught at Stanford University, Rhode Island School of Design and KTH. Research Projects Publications Google Scholar Open Source |
Alex Olwal, Ph.D. Sr Research Scientist, Google olwal [at] acm.org |
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| Wearable Subtitles facilitates communication for deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals through real-time speech-to-text in the user's line of sight in a proof-of-concept eyewear display. The hybrid, low-power wireless architecture is designed for all-day use with up to 15 hours of continuous operation. |
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