We are a group of researchers studying and teaching extended and virtual reality (XR/VR/AR) at the Department of Computer Science. Our research includes designing interaction techniques for XR, developing methods to evaluate user interfaces for XR, and experimental studies about human–computer interaction with XR.
Research Interests
We host a number of research groups investigating future computing interfaces (shape-changing interfaces, end-user fabrication, augumented and virtual reality, mobile interfaces and body-based user interfaces), sensing and tracking technologies, cooperative work practices, collaborative technologies and health information systems.
Confronting Data Co-lab
Our aim is to ask the difficult questions about the data-driven technological directions our society is leaning towards. Questions in relations to ethical dilemmas about how and why we as individual citizens are taken there, and whether we really want our society to go in that direction.