Torin Adamson
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Torin Adamson is a PhD candidate at the University of New Mexico researching human-automation collaboration for motion planning. Their current work involves studying the behavior of human operators when paired with algorithms in interactive game environments, exploring how their behavior might change over long periods of time or in response to external factors in their daily lives. They have a background in video game engineering and realtime computer graphics, as well as creating networked game applications. In their free time, they experiment with game engines and working with open source software.
CV: pdf
Publications
- John Baxter, Torin Adamson, Yazied Hasan, Mohammad R. Youssefi, Lidia S. Obregon, Evan C. Carter, Lydia Tapia, "Virtual Joystick Control Sensitivity and Usage Patterns in a Large-Scale Touchscreen-Based Mobile Game Study", in Motion, Interaction and Games (MIG), Nov. 2023.(article)
- Liz DiGioia, Torin Adamson, Yazied Hasan, Lidia S. Obregon, Evan C. Carter, Lydia Tapia, "Navigating With a Defensive Agent: Role Switching for Human Automation Collaboration", in Motion, Interaction and Games (MIG), Nov. 2023.(article)
- Anna Chavez, Torin Adamson, Lydia Tapia, Bruna Jacobson, "A Mobile Game for Crowdsourced Molecular Docking Pathways", In Proceedings of the ACM SIGGRAPH Motion in Games (MiG), pp.1-6, Newcastle on Tyne, United Kingdom, Oct. 2019.(pdf)
- Torin Adamson, Julian Antolin Camarena, Lydia Tapia, Bruna Jacobson, "Optimizing Low Energy Pathways in Receptor-Ligand Binding with Motion Planning", In IEEE International Conference on Bioinformatics and Biomedicine (BIBM), San Diego, CA, USA, pp. 2041-2048, Nov. 2019.(pdf)
- Torin Adamson, Hao-Tien Chiang, Meeko Oishi, Lydia Tapia. "Busy Beeway: A Game for Testing Human-Automation Collaboration for Navigation", In 2017 ACM SIGGRAPH Conference on Motion in Games (MIG), Barcelona, Spain, Nov. 2017. (pdf, Bibtex)
- Torin Adamson, John Baxter, Kasra Manavi, April Suknot, Bruna Jacobson, Patrick Kelley, Lydia Tapia, "Molecular Tetris: Crowdsourcing Molecular Docking Using Path-Planning and Haptic Devices", In Proceedings of the ACM SIGGRAPH Motion in Games (MIG), pp. 133-138, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A., Nov. 2014. (pdf, Bibtex)
- Torin Adamson, John Baxter, Kasra Manavi, Bruna Jacobson and Lydia Tapia, "Crowdsourced Molecular Docking Using Path-Planning and Haptic Devices", In Proc. RSS Workshop on Robotics Methods for Structural and Dynamic Modeling of Molecular Systems (RMMS), Berkeley, CA, U.S.A., July 2014.
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