PowerMeter - User Friendly Power Analysis for HCI Studies
Authors:
- Florin MartiusFMFlorin Martius
- Lukas StruckLSLukas Struck
- Nele BorgertNBNele Borgert
- Anna-Marie OrtloffAOAnna-Marie Ortloff
- Simon LenauSLSimon Lenau
- Kay SchröderKSKay Schröder
- Theo Sans-RaimbaultTSTheo Sans-Raimbault
- Leonard HeinrichLHLeonard Heinrich
- Matthew SmithMSMatthew Smith
- Christian TiefenauCTChristian Tiefenau
Open Access
- 13 April 2026
- conference paper
- Published by Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
- p. 1-11
Abstract
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