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SUMMARY:Human Factors Extended Reality Showcase
DESCRIPTION:Karen Chen (North Carolina State University); Stephanie Fussel
 l (Aptima, Inc); Randall Spain (U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development 
 Command - Soldier Center); Shannon Bailey (University of South Florida); F
 angyuan Cheng (North Carolina State University); HeeSun Choi (Texas Tech U
 niversity); Scotty Craig (Arizona State University); Shuchi Deb (The Unive
 rsity of Texas at Arlington); Weronika Dymanus (Florida Institute of Techn
 ology); Benjamin Goldberg (U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Comma
 nd - Soldier Center); Jiwon Kim (Iowa State University); Hyungil Kim (Univ
 ersity of Illinois Chicago); and Linfeng Wu (The University of Texas Rio G
 rande Valley)\n\nThe Human Factors Extended Reality (XR) Showcase is an an
 nual, interactive hands-on demonstration session of XR technologies and ap
 plications. Attendees can walk to different stations to experience the app
 lications while the presenter explains. The 12 interactive demonstration s
 tations highlight the integration of XR technologies and other technologie
 s such as artificial intelligence to enable human factor research that spa
 ns training, learning, and simulations. Aligned with the mission of HFES, 
 the purpose of the XR Showcase is to enable individuals to acquire knowled
 ge about XR applications through interactive demonstrations, increase expo
 sure of XR to the HFES community, support content visualization of interdi
 sciplinary research, and create an exchange forum to support communication
  and collaboration.\n\nTrack: Extended Reality\n\nSession Chair: Karen Che
 n (North Carolina State University)\n\n
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