Intelligent Interactive Systems Group

Designing, building and studying interactive systems

We focus on understanding how to design interactive systems that enable people to be more creative, expressive and satisfied in their daily lives. We build systems that amplify people's ability to efficiently interact with computer systems.

Research areas:

• Intelligent interactive systems
• Human-computer interaction
• Accessibility, inclusive design and augmentatative and alternative communication
• Human computation and crowdsourcing
• Interaction science

Some recent media coverage of our work:

• New computing devices are inspiring new ways to input text. MIT Technology Review. Ted Greenwald, August 21, 2013.
• Users Are Better Off Designing Their Own UI Gestures. Fast Company's Co.Design. Mark Wilson, April 30, 2013.
• KALQ Is A New Split-Screen Keyboard Layout Designed To Speed Up Thumb Typing On Tablets & Big Phones. TechCrunch. Natasha Lomas, April 24, 2013.
• Software Makes Multiple Screens Less Distracting. MIT Technology Review. John Pavlus, April 2, 2013.
• Crowdsourcing improves predictive texting. New Scientist, pages 24-25. Duncan Graham-Rowe, February 22, 2012.
• Correct me if I'm wrong.... The Economist's Tecnology Quarterly. September 2, 2010.

Group Members

• Professor Per Ola Kristensson (Group Leader and Principal Investigator)
• John Dudley (Research Associate)
• Jinghui Hu (Research Student)
• Bo Kang (PhD Student)
• Jingyi Li (Research Student)
• Shyam Reyal, University of St Andrews (PhD student researching mobile text entry)
• Junxiao Shen (Research Student)
• Zhaomou Song (Research Student)
• Qisong Wang (PhD student)
• Boyin Yang (Research Student)