Human Computer Interfaces
The Human Computer Interaction is characterised
by the GUI design and multimodal I/O devices. At CRCS this area has been
of special interest because we feel that computers are more than just
a PC with Internet connectivity. By interfacing appliances to the computer
or embedding the computer within the appliance, the human beings can not
only interact with the computer but also with sophisticated devices through
the computer. Thus, the Human Computer Interface for CRCS is not just
the GUI design but also the design of application specific devices with
embedded computers and the synergistic interaction of these devices with
the human beings. CRCS also deals with issues associated with designing
and building of the interfaces, both wired to the computer and wireless,
so as to enable humans to acquire information and interact with the external
world through the computer
The Psychomouse is a low-cost PC-based device for amplification of electrical activity of the brain (EEG). Its interface allows EEG based human-computer interaction. Read on >>
The Cognitive User Interface is an interface that changes and adapts itself according to the learner's characteristics and learning style requirements. It is totally conversational with optional speech recognition. Read on >>
The Computer-Integrated Experimentation Tool combines computer-based training with computer-based measurement to allow the students to learn and simultaneously conduct experiments on the computer itself. Read on>>
User Identification using typing Biometrics is a software methodology that improves security by allowing the identification of a user on the basis of his/her keystroke patterns. Read on>>
Handy Audio Replay Kit (HARK) Read on >>
Internet Based Environment Sensing Read on >>
Web Appliance for Remote Presence (WARP) Read on >>