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The goal of the Fluid Interfaces research group is to radically rethink the human-machine interactive experience. By designing interfaces that are more immersive, more intelligent, and more interactive we are changing the human-machine relationship and creating systems that are more responsive to people's needs and actions, and that become true "accessories" for expanding our minds.
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current projects

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SOMOS: Social Mobile User Interface

SOMOS: Social Mobile User Interface

A new approach for a self forming, social contact book application .

Pol Pla and Natan Linder
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Soundforms

Soundforms

Soundforms is an interface for collaboritive musical composition with shapes.

Seth Hunter and Pol Pla in collaboration with Eric Rosenbaum
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SpaceMarks

SpaceMarks

Spatial Organization of Personal Digital Resources through Visualization and Crowdsourced Collaboration.

Doug Fritz
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thirdEye

thirdEye

Technique that enables multiple viewer to see different things on a single display screen.

Pranav Mistry and Pattie Maes