Rate My Professor Holger Regenbrecht

Regenbrecht's research interests include Human-Computer Interaction, applied computer science and information technology, collaborative Augmented Reality, 3D teleconferencing, psychological aspects of Mixed Reality, three-dimensional user interfaces, and computer-aided therapy and rehabilitation. He leads the Human-Computer Interaction Group at the University of Otago. Key publications encompass "The experience of presence: Factor analytic insights" (Schubert, Friedmann, & Regenbrecht, Presence, 2001), cited more than 3,000 times; "Manipulating the experience of reality for rehabilitation applications" (Regenbrecht et al., Proceedings of the IEEE, 2014); "Out of reach? A novel AR interface approach for motor rehabilitation" (Regenbrecht et al., ISMAR, 2011); "Towards pervasive augmented reality: Context-awareness in augmented reality" (Grubert et al., 2016); and "Augmented reality projects in the automotive and aerospace industries" (Regenbrecht et al., 2005). He has earned multiple Top Supervisor of the Year awards, including best in division in 2013 and 2014, and finalist nominations in other years; the German Körber Research Prize (4th place, 1998); and the Science Prize at Bauhaus University Weimar (2003). His work is funded by SfTI and MBIE grants, and he contributes as a reviewer for conferences and journals, holding memberships in IEEE and ACM.