About
Hi! I'm Rongkai Shi, a fourth-year Ph.D. student at University of Liverpool, advised by Prof. Hai-Ning Liang. Previously, I completed my undergraduate degree at Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University and worked as a research assistant in X-CHI Lab. My research interests fall broadly into Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and Interaction Design. In specific, I focused on researching, designing, and evaluating interaction techniques, especially those involving multiple input modalities, for complex interaction scenarios in Virtual/Augmented Realty (VR/AR) systems.
Latest News
- Jan 2024: Here are some updates:
- Recently, I have been working hard on finishing the last few projects (during my Ph.D. studies) and my thesis.
- I will soon serve as an AC for CHI'24 LBW.
- Two papers have been conditionally accepted for IEEE VR'24, one as an IEEE TVCG paper and another as a conference paper.
- Our paper "Design and Evaluation of Controller-based Raycasting Methods for Efficient Alphanumeric and Special Character Entry in Virtual Reality" was accepted and published in IEEE TVCG.
- Our paper "Hands-free Multi-type Character Text Entry in Virtual Reality" was accepted and published in Virtual Reality (Springer).
- Oct 2023: Attended IEEE ISMAR'23!
- Apr 2023: One paper was accepted for publication in the ACM ETRA'23 Journal Track (PACMHCI).
- Mar 2023: Attended IEEE VR'23.
