Research Domains - Human-Computer Interaction - UHasselt

The Human-Computer Interaction group performs research in three sub-domains:  multimodal interaction, emerging interactive systems and user-centered software engineering. Results of this research are applied in diverse domains including (but not limited to): rehabilitation & robotic systems (3D interaction and haptic feedback), culture & education (multi-touch interaction, Context-aware mobile systems, Collaborative workspaces), serious gaming (3D interaction and haptic feedback, Context-aware mobile systems, multidisciplinary and end-user design and development), e-health (ubiquitous computing systems) and user interface design (user-centered software engineering).

The Human-Computer Interaction research is guided by a management team, consisting of prof. dr. K. Coninx and prof. dr. K. Luyten.

Currently, the Human-Computer Interaction research concentrates on the following topics:

		Multimodal interaction Multi touch interaction  3D interaction and haptic feedback Psycho-physiological input
		Emerging interactive systems Context-aware mobile systems Collaborative workspaces Ubiquitous computing systems
		User-centered software engineering Engineering Multimodal interaction Engineering Emerging user interfaces Multidisciplinary and end-user design and development