We are a research group in human-computer interaction. Our goal is to reinvent computer interfaces in order to seamlessly integrate digital media with the physical world, enabling more effective, expressive and engaging interactions. More…

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SkinMarks: Enabling Interactions on Body Landmarks

iSkin: Elastic On-Body Touch Sensors

PrintScreen: Digital Fabrication of Thin-Film Displays

More Than Touch

Flexpad

A Cuttable Multi-Touch Sensor

FoldMe

On Body Displays

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- Openings for postdoctoral and PhD researchers
  22. April 2018
  We have new openings with fully-funded positions for a post-doctoral fellow and a PhD researcher. You can find more information here. Related posts: Openings for …More ...
- Dagstuhl Seminar On-Body Interaction
  22. April 2018
  Together with Kasper Hornbaek (U Copenhagen), David Kirsh (UC San Diego) and Joe Paradiso (MIT), we co-organize a Dagstuhl seminar “On-Body Interaction: Embodied Cognition Meets …More ...
- Hager Award nomination for interactive dress with paper electronics
  13. March 2018
  “Read my mind” is an interactive dress that uses modular paper electronics to create a personal and customisable audio-visual experience. The installation was nominated for …More ...
- Student team won first prize in Sensors 2017 Contest
  29. January 2018
  A class project from our Physical Computing lecture won a first prize in the Sensors 2017 Contest of the Instructables platform. The project was led …More ...
- New paper on hydroprinted sensors and displays on everyday objects
  8. January 2018
  Our new paper, published at IMWUT/UbiComp, presents a new fabrication technique to augment everyday objects of various materials with very thin sensors and displays. You …More ...
- Invited talk by Seongkook Heo (DGP Lab Toronto)
  5. December 2017
  Dr. Seongkook Heo from the DGP Lab at the University of Toronto will give an invited talk on Tuesday 19 December at 2pm in Bld …More ...
- New team member Sebastian Rüstig
  5. December 2017
  We welcome our new team member Sebastian Rüstig. Sebastian will be managing our new FabLab. Related posts: New team member New team members Student team …More ...

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Featured Projects

News

Openings for postdoctoral and PhD researchers

Dagstuhl Seminar On-Body Interaction

Hager Award nomination for interactive dress with paper electronics

Student team won first prize in Sensors 2017 Contest

New paper on hydroprinted sensors and displays on everyday objects

Invited talk by Seongkook Heo (DGP Lab Toronto)

New team member Sebastian Rüstig