Chris Harrison
Chris is an Associate Professor in the School of Computer Science. He directs the Future Interfaces Group, broadly investigating novel sensing technologies and interaction techniques.
Vivian Shen
Vivian is a Ph.D. student at the Robotics Institute of Carnegie Mellon. Her research interests encompass input and ouput, from computer vision and sensing to haptics and audio.
Nathan DeVrio
Nathan is a Ph.D. student at the Human-Computer Interaction Institute at Carnegie Mellon. His research is centered around developing novel sensing modalities for enabling new classes of interactive experiences.
Daehwa Kim
Daehwa is a Ph.D. student at the Human-Computer Interaction Institute of Carnegie Mellon. She is interested in sensing technologies to increase the information bandwidth between humans and computers for high-fidelity interactions.
Vimal Mollyn
Vimal is a first-year PhD student in the lab. He's interested in creating novel ways for users to interact with the world, using his background in sensing, machine learning and robotics.
Ph.D. Alumni
Karan Ahuja • Homepage • Now faculty of Computer Science at Northwestern University.
Yang Zhang • Homepage • Now faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering at UCLA.
Gierad Laput • Homepage • Now running a research group at Apple AI. Affiliated faculty at CMU.
Robert Xiao • Homepage • Now faculty of Computer Science at the University of British Columbia (UBC).
Undergrad, Masters & Other Alumni & Mentees
Cathy Fang
Judy Kong
Yue Jiang
Fred Choi
Stanley Zhang
Matthew Savage
Zachary Wade
Avi Romanoff
Evi Bernitsas
Divya Hariharan
John Horstman
Zhiquan Yeo
Ketaki Rao
Andy Kong
Catherine Yu
Yuran DIng
Ishan Chatterjee
Ticha Sethapakdi
Cyrus Tabrizi
Junhan Zhou
Zach Sweigart
Shilpa Ramamurthy
Jason Mirra
Adam Borochoff
Anuraag Jain
Gregory Lew
Tucker Rae-Grant
Cassie Scheirer
James Spann
Joe Mullenbach
Darcy Cao
Chinmay Hejmadi
Susan So Eun Park
James Marsanico
Brendan Kiu
Ronnie Ghose
Noreen Saeed
Virag Varga
Deval Shah
Collaborators
We would also like to thank the following colleagues that make our research possible and impactful:
Cindy Chepanoske, George Darakos, Chris Kissell, John Porco, John Antanitis, Ryan Ries, Leah Buffington and Queenie Kravitz.