Tesserae Project

An IARPA funded longitudinal study for studying variations in workplace performance among professionals.

The Tesserae Project was the first ever longitudinal study, which investigated the variational of performance amongst professionals at workplaces. Using passively collected data from smartphones and wearables, we discovered patterns and behaviors that can predict the performance of a professional and distinguishes them from other professions. For details please visit the Tesserae Project page and related research work.

References

2019

  1. UBICOMP 2019
    Differentiating higher and lower job performers in the workplace using mobile sensing
    Shayan Mirjafari, Kizito Masaba, Ted Grover, and 8 more authors
    ACM International Joint Conference on Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing (UBICOMP), London, UK, 2019
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  2. ACM CHI 2019
    The tesserae project: Large-scale, longitudinal, in situ, multimodal sensing of information workers
    Stephen M Mattingly, Julie M Gregg, Pino Audia, and 8 more authors
    CHI 2019, 2019
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