We develop and study intelligent interfaces that enhance the productivity and experience of users. Our goal is to fully exploit the advantages offered by advanced machine intelligence when applied in tightly coupled human-machine systems. This research largely sits within the area of human-computer interaction but draws on techniques from machine learning, computer vision and robotics.
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November 2025
Our paper “Probabilistic In-Plane Detection for Mid-Air Virtual Surface Interactions” won the Best Paper Award at the 13th ACM Symposium on Spatial User Interaction (SUI 2025) in Montreal, Canada!
October 2025
Takeshi Miki has successfully defended his MPhil by Research dissertation (“Personalising XR Interfaces through Anthropometric-Aware Biomechanical Simulation”), with Arthur Fleig and Nathan Crilly as examiners. Well done!