PEOPLE / Dr. Aditya Shekhar Nittala

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PEOPLE / Dr. Aditya Shekhar Nittala

Doctoral researcher

Aditya is a Phd student in the Embodied Interaction Group at the Max Planck Institute for Informatics and Saarland University. He received his MSc degree in Computer Science from the University of Calgary in Canada and a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science & Engineering from M.S. Ramaiah Institute of Technology in India. During his Master studies, he worked on various HCI research projects focusing on spatial interaction techniques for 3D physical maps and mobile interaction techniques. He also spent three months at the Xerox Research Center in India working on novel mobile interaction techniques for visually impaired users.

Aditya’s research interests include physical computing, tangible user interfaces, and mobile interaction techniques. He is interested in creating novel physical interfaces that can embed themselves into our ubiquitous computing environments.

CONTACT

Email: nittala@cs.uni-saarland.de
Phone: +49 681 302 71929
Office: E 1.7 Room 2.02
Website: Personal Page

Design and Fabrication of Body-Based Interfaces (Demo of Saarland HCI Lab) This Interactiv...more
Design and Fabrication of Body-based InterfacesClient Review :
(CHI 2023 Lab Demo)
SparseIMU: Computational Design of Sparse IMU Layouts for Sensing Fine-Grained Finger Microgestures ...more
Interactive Bioplastics A DIY approach for composing soft interactive devices from bio-based and ...more
Interactive BioplasticsClient Review :
(UIST 2022)
Next Steps in Epidermal Computing Opportunities and Challenges For Soft On-Skin Devices ...more
Next Steps in Epidermal ComputingClient Review :
(CHI 2022)
Computational Design and Optimization of Electro-Physiological Sensors Abstract Elect...more
Computational Design of Physiological SensorsClient Review :
(Nature Communications)
SoloFinger Robust Microgestures while Grasping Everyday Objects Using microgestures...more
SoloFingerClient Review :
(CHI 2021)
PhysioSkin Rapid Fabrication of Skin-Conformal Physiological Interfaces Advances in rapid...more
PhysioSkinClient Review :
(CHI 2020)
Like a Second Skin Understanding How Epidermal Devices Affect Human Tactile Perception The e...more
Skills : Honorable Mention Award
Like a Second SkinClient Review :
(CHI 2019)
Multi-Touch Skin A Thin and Flexible Multi-Touch Sensor for On-Skin Input Skin-based touch i...more
Multi-Touch SkinClient Review :
(CHI 2018)
SkinMarks Enabling Interactions on Body Landmarks Using Conformal Skin Electronics The bo...more
SkinMarksClient Review :
(CHI 2017)