| Research
- Intuitive Multimodal and Gestural Interaction project |
The dexterous human hands have historically driven most input
modalities for computer systems, including the dominant keyboard
and mouse. However with the availability of additional sensors such
as touch sensors and cameras, new, more natural input modalities
such as pen, touch, and hand gestures are becoming mainstream and
redefining human computer interfaces for personal systems.
The Intuitive Multimodal and Gestural Interaction (IMaGIn) project
at HP Labs India explores new and compelling user experiences and
supporting technologies for personal systems that are natural, context
awareness, adapt with use and achieve multimodal integration.
Our research threads include:
- Design of compelling human-computer interaction experiences
- Robust interpretation of pen, touch and visual hand gestures
- Awareness of user context using technologies such as face detection
and recognition
- Multimodal integration and adaptation
This research will draw on new and existing techniques in the following
areas
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Experience design, user research and ethnography
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Human Computer Interaction
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Image Processing and Computer Vision
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Pattern Recognition
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Sensor fusion and Decision Combination
The projects that we have worked on in the past are:
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