Our researchers span Faculty, Post-Docs, PhD and M.Tech(R) students leading the future of HCI.
Assistive Systems, Social Robots, Multi-Robot Systems
Human Computer Interaction, Biofeedback Systems, Serious Games
Biomedical Signal Processing
Neurobiological aspects of digital smell
IoT based recognition and interaction systems using radar sensing
Application of large language models for healthcare scenarios
Deciphering Indus Valley civilization script
Visual search attention
HCI for cyber security
Smart devices for bone temperature transport of medical supplies
Decision making against smart VR environments
