Frederik Brudy
Principal Research Scientist
Americas
Biography
Frederik Brudy is a Principal Research Scientist at Autodesk Research in Toronto, Canada. His research is broadly focused on human-computer interaction (HCI) and more specifically at the intersection of multi-device interactions (including AR/VR), group collaboration, and multi modal interactions. He is interested in how multi- and cross-device interactions shape group collaborations and vice versa, and the role of privacy within that space.
Prior to joining Autodesk, he received a PhD in Computer Science, Human-Computer Interaction from University College London and a Master’s degree from University of Munich (LMU). For his PhD he designed and built cross-device interaction techniques and tools that support curation activities, and more generally knowledge work.
At Autodesk Research his research further includes using multi modal interactions and data visualization to foster more sustainable designs, understand space utilization, and overall to tell stories for and to different people.
Publications (5)
2023
WorldSmith: Iterative and Expressive Prompting for World Building with a Generative AIUsing multi-modal generative AI to quickly and iteratively visualize…
2023
Peek-At-You: An Awareness, Navigation, and View Sharing System for Remote Collaborative Content CreationRemote work improved by collaborative features such as conversational…
2023
Vice VRsa: Balancing Bystander’s and VR user’s Privacy through Awareness Cues Inside and Outside VRPromoting mutual awareness and privacy among virtual reality users and…
Projects
2022
3D User Interfaces: Human Experience in 3D EnvironmentsDesigning user interfaces for interacting with 3D data involves a…
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