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Presentations<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
Creating Remarkable Human-Machine Interactions
Presenter: Matthew Pan<\/a>
Venue: Humanoids 2022 – Advances in Close Proximity Human-Robot Collaboration Workshop<\/a><\/td>		2022<\/td><\/tr>
Creating Remarkable Human-Machine Interactions: Forays in Object Handovers, Animatronic Gaze, and Jedi Force Powers<\/a><\/em>
Presenter: Matthew Pan<\/a>
Venue: Ingenuity Labs Research Institute<\/a><\/td>		2021<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

Press Coverage<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
From theme parks to healthcare, Matthew Pan is building robots that will interact with humans<\/a>
Queen’s University – Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science<\/td>		2021<\/td><\/tr>
Watch This Disney Robot Make the Most Convincing Eye Contact Ever<\/em><\/a>
Popular Mechanics<\/td>		2021<\/td><\/tr>
Disney Research Makes Robotic Gaze Interaction Eerily Lifelike<\/em><\/a>
IEEE Spectrum<\/td>		2020<\/td><\/tr>
Meet the lifelike next-gen Disney animatronic that breathes and stares at you<\/em><\/a>
The Orange County Register<\/td>		2020<\/td><\/tr>
Disney Made a Skinless Robot That Can Realistically Stare Directly Into Your Soul<\/em><\/a>
Gizmodo<\/td>		2020<\/td><\/tr>
Disney\u2019s new skinless robot can blink like a human because why not<\/a><\/em>
The Verge<\/td>		2020<\/td><\/tr>
Disney\u2019s Latest Animatronic is Terrifyingly Brilliant!<\/em><\/a>
Inside the Magic<\/td>		2020<\/td><\/tr>
Disney animatronic researchers making great progress on “illusion of life”<\/em><\/a>
Boing Boing<\/td>		2020<\/td><\/tr>
This robot arm slows down to avoid the uncanny valley<\/a><\/em>
TechCrunch<\/td>		2019<\/td><\/tr>
Robot posture and movement style affects how humans interact with them<\/a><\/em>
TechCrunch<\/td>		2018<\/td><\/tr>
Disney Research<\/em> Pioneers New Frontiers Using Virtual Reality<\/em><\/a>
Psychology Today<\/td>		2017<\/td><\/tr>
Using virtual reality to catch a real ball<\/a>
phys.org<\/td>		2017<\/td><\/tr>
Disney experiment lets you catch real objects in virtual reality<\/a>
Mashable<\/td>		2017<\/td><\/tr>
VR motion tracking narrow the gap between real and digital<\/a>
TNW<\/td>		2017<\/td><\/tr>
Watch this guy catch a real ball in VR<\/a><\/em>
The Verge<\/td>		2017<\/td><\/tr>
Disney shows how you catch a real ball in VR<\/a>
Engadget<\/td>		2017<\/td><\/tr>
Watch This Guy Catch a Virtual Reality Ball That Turns Out to Be Real<\/a><\/em>
Gizmodo<\/td>		2017<\/td><\/tr>
The robot that makes EYE-CONTACT: Charlie could help bridge the gap between man and machine by copying our behaviour<\/a>
Daily Mail<\/td>		2014<\/td><\/tr>
UBC researchers program robots to be just a little more human<\/a>
Business Vancouver<\/td>		2014<\/td><\/tr>
Eye of the beholder \u2013 improving the human-robot connection<\/a>
UBC News<\/td>		2014<\/td><\/tr>
The key to better \u2013 and safer \u2013 robots is teaching them about human inter-action, researchers say<\/a><\/em>
National Post<\/td>		 2013<\/td><\/tr>
Charlie the robot hands out water bottles to first-years<\/a>
The Ubyssey <\/td>		2013<\/td><\/tr>
Working with robots: Our friends electric<\/a><\/em>
The Economist<\/td>		2013<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Presentations Creating Remarkable Human-Machine InteractionsPresenter: Matthew PanVenue: Humanoids 2022 – Advances in Close Proximity Human-Robot Collaboration Workshop 2022 Creating Remarkable Human-Machine Interactions: Forays in Object Handovers, Animatronic Gaze, and Jedi Force PowersPresenter: Matthew PanVenue: Ingenuity Labs Research Institute 2021 Press Coverage From theme parks to healthcare, Matthew Pan is building robots that will interact with … <\/p>\n

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