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Theses topics with
R.B. @ INT |
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As a part of the Interactive technologies research group
you will be working on challenging topics that merge HCI, user
interface development, and often a data-analysis method (e.g. machine
learning) with novel
interaction methods such as
eye-tracking. We study interactive
processes of both the general as
well as special groups of users, such as programmers, surgeons, problem
solvers, low-vision users, or seniors. The followin topics are available for BSc, MSc, and special projects. If you are interested in conducting a PhD work, contact me directly. |
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- Effects of gaze-transfer on pair programming - Interactive gaze-based control for virtual surgery environment - Analysis of visual attention of surgeons using salient maps - Computer game play with eye-tracking and/or brain-computer interaction - Gaze as a biometrics - Eye-tracking as device controller - Building low-cost eye-tracking glasses |
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| Work experience | |
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A typical thesis is often based on empirical work and experimentation. Many
of our students have implemented and evaluated a novel user
interaction method. More often than not, they were able to publish
their findings in a scientific forum, see a list of
publications. The INT group provides a friendly environment, with regular meetings, and peer-support. We work with high-end technologies, such as eye-tracking, multitouch surfaces and EEG. |
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