Gudrun Klinker is affiliated with the Technical University of Munich in Germany. Their research activity predominantly spans the fields of Computer Science and Engineering, with a particular focus on areas such as Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, Human-Computer Interaction, and Developmental and Educational Psychology. Other subfields include Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering as well as Sociology and Political Science.
The scientist's research topics are centered on technology applications including Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, and Educational Games and Gamification. Additional areas of interest include 3D Surveying and Cultural Heritage, Digital Transformation in Industry, Digital Games and Media, and Technology Use by Older Adults.
Recent papers authored by or involving Gudrun Klinker include:
In terms of publication venues, they have frequently contributed to:
Frequent collaborators include David A. Plecher, Christian Eichhorn, Linda Rudolph, Mark Billinghurst, and Atsushi Hiyama.
Gudrun J. Klinker;Steven A. Shafer;Takeo Kanade
Gudrun J. Klinker;Steven A. Shafer;Takeo Kanade
M. Bauer;B. Bruegge;G. Klinker;A. MacWilliams
Dirk Reiners;Didier Stricker;Gudrun Klinker;Stefan Müller
Dieter Koller;Gudrun Klinker;Eric Rose;David Breen
Gudrun J. Klinker;Steven A. Shafer;Takeo Kanade;Schenley Park
Bjorn Schwerdtfeger;Gudrun Klinker
G. Klinker;O. Creighton;A.H. Dutoit;R. Kobylinski
M. Tonnis;C. Sandor;G. Klinker;C. Lange
Ronald Azuma;Mark Billinghurst;Gudrun Klinker
Yuta Itoh;Gudrun Klinker
Florian Echtler;Fabian Sturm;Kay Kindermann;Gudrun Klinker
Egidio Falotico;Lorenzo Vannucci;Alessandro Ambrosano;Ugo Albanese
Marcus Tonnis;Christian Lange;Gudrun Klinker
Joseph Newman;Martin Wagner;Martin Bauer;Asa MacWilliams
M. Tonnis;V. Broy;G. Klinker
Florian Echtler;Gudrun Klinker
Bjorn Schwerdtfeger;Rupert Reif;Willibald A. Gunthner;Gudrun Klinker
G. Klinker;R. Reicher;B. Brugge
Florian Echtler;Manuel Huber;Gudrun Klinker
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