Interactive Systems Research Group (ISRG) @ York University

The Interactive Systems Research Group (ISRG) concentrates on research in Human-Computer Interaction and Multimodal Communication. It is led by

The following graduate students are currently associated with the ISRG:

Bhavna Agarwal (MSc)

Ahmed Arif (PhD)

Behrooz Ashtiani (MSc)

Steven Castellucci (MSc)

Aleks Oniszczak (MSc)

Andriy Pavlovych (PhD)

William Soukoreff (PhD)

Rob Teather (PhD)

Loutfouz Zaman (MSc) The Interactive Systems Resarch Group is located in the Interactive Systems Research Laboratory (ISRLab) in CSEB 2001, (416)736-2100 ext. 20161. Information about research activities within the ISRG is available via the WWW pages of its members. Hardware available in the lab includes:

MULTI - a novel setup for collaborative design, consisting of 3 interactive walls and an large interactive table together with multiple laser stylii.
HDR Systems - high-dynamic range display and projection systems.
Hedgehog - a new, very accurate 6DOF tracking system.
Many dual-display computers.
Graphical tablets, Tablet PC's, PDA's, etc.
Various text input devices (including cell-phones).
Video and audio recording equipment.

Furthermore, and mainly depending on their research topic, students may have access to various other labs. E.g. there are several Virtual Reality labs with high-end equipment including a 6-sided CAVE, motion platform, etc. in the CSE building.