Human-Computer Interaction

Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) research examines how people interact with technology, with the goal of designing systems that are intuitive, efficient and inclusive. Drawing on computing, design and behavioural sciences, HCI focuses on improving user experiences across both digital and physical interfaces.

What We Do

Improve AI-driven personalisation in user interfaces.

Design intelligent voice and gesture-based interfaces

Create immersive experiences using AR/VR technologies

Study human behaviour in digital environments

Enhance accessibility for individuals with disabilities

Develop intuitive user interfaces for seamless interaction

Sub Areas

Graphics

3D Modelling
Animation
Visualisation

Extended Reality (XR)

Virtual Reality (VR)
Augmented Reality (AR)
Mixed Reality (MR)

Multimedia

Media Processing
Compression Retrieval
Biometrics

Recent Projects

VR Air Traffic Control Training System

Designing Mobile‑Friendly Cartograms for Geospatial Data

XRAuthor

VRBioreactor

Project Kampong Lorong Buangkok

External Human–Machine Interfaces for AV‑Pedestrian Communication

Extensible Emergency Preparedness Platform

SIT Learning Factory

Virtual Reality Mobility Training

Mixed Reality for Design and Finite Element Analysis

VR for HAZMAT Decon Facility Training

First Mile / Last Mile

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Student Projects

GameLight
GameLight is a smart bicycle light that projects a virtual game onto the ground within the cyclist’s natural field of view while riding. This technology enhances the cycling experience by combining gamification, safety, and engagement.
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VRSafe
Cyclists can experience real-world traffic situations, learning proper road behavior, signaling, and hazard awareness in a risk-free VR environment. By immersing drivers and pedestrians in a cyclist’s perspective, the system raises awareness about challenges such as close-passing vehicles, road
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