Michael Stern
Research Scientist
Michael Stern holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computervisualistik und Design from Hochschule Hamm‑Lippstadt (HSHL), where he completed his bachelor’s thesis on multi‑user augmented reality environments. He is now pursuing a Master’s in Computer Engineering at Technische Universität Berlin, continuing his research into collaborative AR systems and immersive interaction techniques.
Research interests:
- Extended Reality
- Collaboration and Communication
- Bio Sensors
- User Experience
- Artificial intelligence
Contact: +49 (0)2381 8789-984 · michael.stern@hshl.de
My Publications
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The Three-Body Problem of Collaboration: Effects of Asymmetric Physical Co-Presence in Augmented Reality
How Close Is Too Close? Exploring the Impact of Avatar Proximity on User Experience in Collaborative Augmented and Virtual Reality
The Impact of Spatial Misalignment and Time Delay on Collaborative Presence in Augmented Reality
Comparing Pass-Through Quality of Mixed Reality Devices: A User Experience Study During Real-World Tasks
Investigating the impact of virtual element misalignment in collaborative Augmented Reality experiences
Optimized User Experience for Labeling Systems for Predictive Maintenance Applications
Sales Skill Training in Virtual Reality: An evaluation utilizing CAVE and Virtual Avatars
Infrastructure Optimization for Predictive Maintenance: Enhanced Backend and Artificial Intelligence Integration
Optimized User Experience for Labeling Systems for Predictive Maintenance Applications