Bill Buxton

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Bill Buxton is a pioneering computer scientist and designer known for his influential work in human-computer interaction, input technologies, and user experience design.

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instanceOf author
computer scientist
designer
researcher
awardReceived SIGCHI Lifetime Achievement Award
surface form: ACM SIGCHI Lifetime Achievement Award
educatedAt Queen's University at Kingston
University of Toronto
employer Alias Research
Microsoft Research
Alias|Wavefront
surface form: SGI Alias|Wavefront
fieldOfWork computer graphics
human-computer interaction
input technologies
interaction design
ubiquitous computing
user experience design
hasConcept Long Nose of Innovation
hasLivedIn Canada
hasRole consultant in design and innovation
speaker at HCI and design conferences
hasWritten articles on human-computer interaction
papers on input devices and techniques
writings on design and innovation processes
influenced design of pen and touch interfaces
interaction design education
practice of user experience design
knownFor Long Nose of Innovation concept
multi-touch and pen-based interaction research
pioneering work in human-computer interaction
research on input devices
sketching and design thinking in interaction design
languageSpoken English
memberOf SIGCHI
surface form: ACM SIGCHI community
nationality Canadian
notableWork Sketching User Experiences
Sketching User Experiences
surface form: Sketching User Experiences: Getting the Design Right and the Right Design
occupation author
computer scientist
interaction designer
user experience researcher
positionHeld Chief Scientist at Alias Research
Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research
researchInterest design methods
gesture-based interaction
input devices
multi-modal interaction
ubiquitous and pervasive computing

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