Researchers at the Human-IST Institute are working on built environment-human interaction. They are developing new, human-centered technologies in order to understand and improve our interactions with the built environment, as well as enhancing user comfort through data visualization and multimodal interfaces, bringing together expertise from the fields of IT, psychology, and sociology.
Projects
Binaural audio for hybrid models of meetin…
ComfortBox
eCOMBINE
Insolight
Literature analysis of living lab methods …
LUCIDELES: Leveraging User-Centric Intelli…
MUBI Mobile user-building interface
Studying the spaces of crafting. A case st…
The impact of nomadic work spaces on the p…
Visualizing the user in the building data
ARC-HEST
BBData DEMO
Carbon correlation experiment
CUSO: People, Spaces and Technologies
ECABO tool
ELSA Exploration tooL for Sustainable Arch…
From Artifacts to Architecture
Future of Human-Building Interaction
Hilo
Indoor Localization
Living Lab as a research method in Human-C…
Preventing Productivity Degradation in Off…
Psychological and physiological reactions …
Smart Shading Control
Space-use behaviour in Smart Living Lab
Spatial Sustainability in Shared Office Sp…
Transaction on Computer-Human Interaction
User environment strategies
Completed Projects
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Contact
Denis Lalanne
Head of Human-IST Institute
Professor- UNIFR
-data visualization
-human-centered multimodal interfaces
-human-building interaction
-human-centered multimodal interfaces
-human-building interaction
Information
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Publications
Hilo-wear: Exploring Wearable Interaction with Indoor Air Quality Forecast
Extended Abstracts of the 2020 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems
2020 | Human-IST
Conference Papers
Predictive Models of Indoor Carbon Dioxide Concentration to Prevent Daily Decay of Productivity and Well-Being in Shared Offices.
SmartPhil@ IUI
2020 | Human-IST
Conference Papers
Discussing the Potential of BMS Data Mining to Extract Abnormal Building Behaviour Related to Occupants' Usage
Impact: Design With All Senses
2020 | Human-IST
Conference Papers