Welcome to the interact lab at the University of
Sussex
We take a user-centred approach to understanding
and designing for interactions between people and technologies in
everyday contexts. We are particularly interested in new possibilities
enabled by pervasive/ubiquitous sensors, wireless networks, tangible
and handheld devices. We design and evaluate deployments in authentic
environments and reflect on these to develop theories and methods that
are used in turn for design.
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News
Workshop
at CHI 2009. Age
matters: Bridging the generation gap through technology-mediated
interaction.
Disability
Skills Exchange - Games Accessibility
Workshop May 7th. 2008 at 2pm - a
hands-on interactive session for DSE members - Join In.
Free
DIY Energy events in Science and Engineering Week
- March 2008
New
PhD CASE Studentship - Usability analysis
of video games
Disability
Skills Exchange Open House Event
Feb 2007 - Showcased new
technologies to
support creativity and play
Fire up the young Einsteins
e-Science brings the "wow" factor back to school science
Self
Care Technologies Report
A
survey of self-care devices with research evidence conducted for UK
Dept of Health
Interactive skipping at Newlyn art gallery
new forms of art that explore generative and procedural processes,
interaction, emergence and artificial life
Equator
project
facilitating the rapid prototyping of ubiquitous environments
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