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AR / VR / XR

Augmented Reality (AR) / Virtual Reality (VR) / Extended Reality (XR)


Extended Reality (XR) technologies represent a paradigm shift in computing, enabling users to interact with the digital world seamlessly and effortlessly. HCII's research is at the forefront of this interdisciplinary area, and leading to advances in understanding and modeling human behavior when interacting with XR, creating novel multi modal interactive devices and sensors, adaptive XR systems, and leveraging the technology for applications such as productivity, healthcare, manufacturing, or entertainment. 


We work closely with campus-wide initiatives such as the CMU Extended Reality Technology Center (XRTC), the Entertainment Technology Center (ETC), and the Center for Transformational Play (CTP).

 

Students who want to learn more about this HCI research area might be interested in the following CMU courses and opportunities:


 

Faculty Researchers

Vincent Aleven

Jeffrey Bigham

Drew Davidson

Mayank Goel

Jessica Hammer

Chris Harrison

Lauren Herckis

Geoff Kaufman

David Lindlbauer

Amy Melniczuk

Vivian Shen

Nesra Yannier

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