IGNACIO AVELLINO
(aka Nacho)
Hi! My nickname is Nacho, I am a researcher in HCI.
I am currently a post-doc at the Institut des Systèmes Intelligents et de Robotique (ISIR) within the Sorbonne Université.
I am at the intersection of two teams: AGATHE , which designs and develops technology with medical applications, and INTERACTION , which focuses on the interaction with these technologies.
This strategic position enables me to perform in-situ observations of surgeons, design interfaces for medical devices, and test them with specialized workers.
In the everyday lab life, I spend my days with the guys at the HCI group.
The Labex CAMI generously founds me.
CONTACT
ignacio.avellino [at] sorbonne-universite.fr
ISIR – Institut des Systèmes Intelligents et de Robotique
NEWS
2018 12 01
We submitted a proposal for the SIRIC CURAMUS 2018 funding.
2018 10 25
We submitted an
ANR pre-proposal.
2018 05 23
I am officially TPC assistant for
CHI2020 , thank you Joanna McGrenere and Andy Cockburn!
2017 12 12
I defended my
PhD thesis :
Supporting collaborative practices across wall-sized displays with video-mediated communication .
2017 10 31
I'm chairing the session
Interaction Design at
UEIS 2017 .
2017 06 14
I gave a
talk at UPMC on Remote Collaboration Across Wall-Sized Displays.
PROJECTS
Comanipulation for Surgical Robots
Collaboration between surgeons and surgical robots through comanipulation of surgical tools
ERGONOMICS
An exploration of the Corpsurbain. Contemporary urban fiction exploring the future of the body
CamRay
Using camera arrays to accomplish remote collaboration across wall-sized displays
Instant User Interfaces
An interaction paradigm that lets users operate systems by using everyday objects as their controller
Waterpong
A two-player mashup of ping pong and air hockey - just with water pumps!
PUBLICATIONS
Impacts of Telemanipulation in Robotic Assisted Surgery.
Ignacio Avellino, Gilles Bailly, Geoffroy Canlorbe, Jérémie Belghiti, Guillaume Morel and Marie-Aude Vitrani.
To appear: Proc. ACM CHI 2019. 12 + 3 pages. 23.8% acceptance rate (705/2958).
Using Comanipulation with Active Force Feedback to Undistort Stiffness Perception in Laparoscopy.
François Schmitt, Josue Sulub, Ignacio Avellino, Jimmy Da Silva, Laurent Barbé, Olivier Piccin, Bernard Bayle, and Guillaume Morel.
To appear: Proc. IEEE ICRA 2019. 6 pages. 40% to 45% acceptance rate.
Événements Indésirables de la Chirurgie Robot-Assisté.
Ignacio Avellino.
Putting the Coach in the Loop: Improving Practice in Outdoor Activities Through Technology.
Ignacio Avellino, and Carman Neustaedter.
Workshop on HCI in the Outdoors. ACM CHI2018. 4 + 2 pages.
Supporting collaborative practices across wall-sized displays with video-mediated communication.
Ignacio Avellino.
PhD Thesis.
CamRay: Camera Arrays Support Remote Collaboration on Wall-Sized Displays.
Ignacio Avellino, Cédric Fleury, Wendy E. Mackay, and Michel Beaudouin-Lafon.
Accuracy of Deictic Gestures to Support Telepresence on Wall-sized Displays.
Ignacio Avellino, Cédric Fleury, and Michel Beaudouin-Lafon.
Telepresence systems for Large Interactive Spaces.
Cédric Fleury, Ignacio Avellino, Michel Beaudouin-Lafon, and Wendy E. Mackay.
Workshop on Everyday Telepresence: Emerging Practices and Future Research Directions. ACM CHI 2015. 4 pages.
Instant user interfaces: repurposing everyday objects as input devices.
Christian Corsten, Ignacio Avellino, Max Möllers, and Jan Borchers.
Proc. ACM ITS 2013. 10 pages. 28.9% acceptance rate (35/121).
Magic Wako - User Interaction in a Projector-based Augmented Reality Game.
Daniel Franzen, Ignacio Avellino, Fabio Mauri, Marc Jentsch, and Andreas Zimmermann.
OTHER ACTIVITIES
Peer Reviews
UIST15 – UIST16, SUI15, CHI15 – CHI19, DIS16, ISS16 – ISS17, IJHCIS
Conference Organizing Committee
CHI18 - Web Co-chair
UIST18 - Video-Preview Co-chair
CHI2020 - Technical Program Chair Assistant
Headshot photo credit: Lorenzo Hill
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Last updated Feb 05 2019.
