We think of human potential as each person's unique capacity for self-actualization and aim to design human-AI systems for eudaimonia.
As AI decouples intelligence from consciousness, as XR transforms perception, and as matter becomes machine manipulable, three questions about the future arise:
To answer these questions, our current work focuses on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and eXtended Reality (virtual, augmented and mixed reality or XR). We take an interaction-design driven approach to understand, engineer and evaluate novel human-AI systems that augment human potential (physical, cognitive, social and emotional capabilities).
An outdoor VR time travel experience that takes you to the MIT of 1916 as well as an envisioned future 100 years from now.
A continuously morphing 4D geometrical VR world was my first VR project (DK1) back in 2013.
Misha Sra Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Sherry Chen PhD candidate, CS
Yimeng Liu PhD candidate, CS
Andrew Huard PhD student, ECE
Arthur Caetano PhD student, CS
Avinash Nargund PhD student, ECE
Zichen Chen PhD student, CS
Kojiro Takeyama Visiting Researcher, Toyota Research
Carlos Gilberto Visiting PhD student, MechE. UNAM, Mexico City
Giuliana Barrios Dell'Olio Visiting Master's Student, CS 2020-2021 (now at McKinsey & Company)
Jake Guida MS'20, CS (now at Adobe)
Mengyu Chen PhD'23, MAT (now at JP Morgan Chase)
Austin Mac BS'22, CS (now at Roblox)
Jungah Son PhD'23, MAT
Purav Bhardwaj Visiting student, NID, India (now at Altassian)
Atieh Taheri PhD'24, ECE (now Presidential Fellow at CMU)
For Fall 2024, I am actively looking for technical and motivated students who can demonstrate expertise and creativity with prototyping XR, electrical or mechanical systems and have significant prior programming experience, with or without AI. Please use the CS admission process, pick HCI as your area of interest, and include a link to your portfolio of work. Deadline is Dec 2023.
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