The in|situ| Lab
The in|situ| project develops novel interaction techniques as well as new tools to develop these techniques, and new methods to control the design process of interactive systems. The goal is to develop situated interfaces, i.e. interfaces that are adapted (or adaptable) to their contexts of use by taking advantage of the complementary aspects of humans and computers.
In the long run, the project seeks to create a new generation of interactive environments as an alternative to the current generation of desktop environments.
News
- IHM 2009 best paper award for FlowStates - Caroline Appert, Stéphane Huot, Pierre Dragicevic and Michel Beaudouin-Lafon.
- Hélène Milome (Administrative Assistant) joins the in|situ| lab.
- Installed since February, the WILD platform was officially opened on June 19 2009 (details here: WILD Inauguration).
- James R Eagan (Post-Doc), Clément Pillias and Romain Primet (Research Engineers) join the in|situ| lab.
