CURRENT PROJECTS


2017 PROJECTS



A shape changing fog display that can support one or two users interacting with either 2D or 3Dcontent.

Touchless interfaces allow users to view, control and manipulate digital content without physically touching an interface.

Sparkle stimulates the fingertip with touchable electric arcs above a hover sensing input device.

Improving users’ comfort on VR interactions with full body tracking systems by the combination of ergonomics methods

Computational approaches for the semi-automatic generation of gesture mappings for devices with low gestural resolution
2016 PROJECTS

SkinHaptics is a novel technology that can help to expand the output capability of on-body interfaces to provide tactile feedback without restricting the skin as an interaction surface.

Haptic systems usually stimulate the kinesthetic aspects of the sense of touch, i.e. force feedback systems.

Display that provides controlled self-actuated deformation and vibro-tactile feedback to an elastic fabric surface while retaining the ability for high-resolution visual projection.
2015 PROJECTS

A tabletop system that combines a conventional horizontal interactive surface with personal screens between the user and the tabletop surface. These personal screens, built using fog, are both see-through and reach-through.