Master Projects
Minisites
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This is a platform designed to provide you with the most up-to-date and relevant information about the work of our Human-IST researchers.
The minisites are created by us, the Human-IST, to ensure that you get the most accurate and up-to-date information about their projects, experiments and teaching.
Through these pages, you'll be able to delve deeper into the fascinating research taking place at the Institute and learn more about the innovative solutions and ideas and ideas being developed by our talented team.
Whether you're a student, researcher or simply someone with an interest in cutting-edge developments, we're sure you'll find something of value on these mini-sites.
So please take some time to explore, learn and be inspired by the incredible work being done here at the Human-IST.
Finished Projects
Show| Year | Title | Student | Supervisor(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | A Novel Augmented Reality Tool for the Rehabilitation of Patients with Unilateral Spatial Neglect | Hekuran Mulaki | Denis Lalanne, Simon Ruffieux |
| 2021 | Advancing the User Experience of Hybrid Meetings with Binaural Audio | Loïc Rosset | Hamed Alavi, Denis Lalanne, Sailin Zhong |
| 2021 | Accessible Design for Visual Impairment Types: Personalizing the Access of Digital Textbooks | Maximiliano Jeanneret Medina | Denis Lalanne, Cédric Baudet (HES-SO) |
| 2017 | Privacy Dashboard for Social Networks | Angelo Guglielmetti | Agnes Lisowska Masson, Denis Lalanne |
| 2017 | Autonomous Vehicles and Us : Human-AV Interaction Design | Guillaume Pythoud | Florian Evéquoz, Grace Eden, Manchester Metropolitan University, Himanshu Verma, Denis Lalanne |
| 2016 | Detection and Visualization of Human-Human and Human-Artifact Interactions Using Proximity Sensors | Nico Färber | Himanshu Verma, Hamed Alavi, Denis Lalanne |
| 2016 | Visualizing the User in the Building Data | Roberto Sanchez | Julien Nembrini, Denis Lalanne |
| 2016 | Detecting and Reducing Interruptions at Work | Thibaut Mauron | Denis Lalanne, Remy Zimmermann |
| 2016 | Interactive visualisation of the 2000 W Buildings Design Space | Raphaël Tuor | Julien Nembrini, Denis Lalanne, Thomas Jusselme |
| 2015 | Evolution Driven Multivariate Testing on the Web | Jan Aurel Kühni | Denis Lalanne |
| 2015 | Real Time Tracking and Visualization of Indoor Social Interactions | Thomas Rouvinez | Denis Lalanne |
| 2015 | Relationship Between Subjective Comfort Perception and Smartphone Sensor Data | Roman Kuepper | Denis Lalanne, Julien Nembrini |
| 2015 | Sensing Human Comfort: An Inclusive Implementation of Indoor Environmental Data Collection | Léonard Stalder | Hamed Alavi, Denis Lalanne |
| 2015 | Visualization of Multivariate Building Data by Spatiotemporal Building Models | Roman Baeriswyl | Denis Lalanne, Julien Nembrini |
| 2014 | Constel Analytics: a Visual Tool for Web Analytics | Pierre Vanhulst | Denis Lalanne |
| 2014 | JITIR Agent to Support Text Creation, Based on the Mix Initiative User Interface Design | Lorena Recalde | Denis Lalanne |
| 2014 | T-UCD: An Extensible Tool for User-Centered Design Beginners and Practitioners | Valentina Coletti | Denis Lalanne |
| 2014 | Visual Mining of Smartphone Sensor Data | Adel Rizaev | Denis Lalanne |
| 2013 | Augmented Video Conferencing By Multimodal Emotion Recognition | Samaneh Soleimani | Denis Lalanne |
| 2013 | Combining Voice and Gesture for Human Computer Interaction | Haleh Chizari | Denis Lalanne |
| 2012 | Evaluation of Pointing Strategies for Microsoft Kinect Sensor Device | Daria Nitescu | Denis Lalanne, Mattias Schwaller |
| 2012 | Using Microsoft Kinect to Perform Commands on Virtual Objects | Simon Brunner | Denis Lalanne, Mattias Schwaller |
| 2011 | Ergonomic Gestures Recognition | Tom Forrer | Denis Lalanne |
| 2010 | Bind and Adapt - A Paradigm and Framework for Information Visualization | Benoît Pointet | Denis Lalanne |
| 2010 | Controlling the Nao Robot in Real Time | Zohreh Danandeh | Denis Lalanne |
| 2010 | Weena - Visualisation Temporelle de l'Information Personnelle | Julien Thomet | Florian Evéquoz, Denis Lalanne |
| 2008 | A Practical Study on Usability Approaches Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Methods | Anne Gachet | Marino Widmer , Rolf Ingold, Denis Lalanne , Enrico Bertini |
| 2008 | GeoFlowViz: Visualizing Large-Scale Geo-Referenced Business Flows | Lawrence Michel | Enrico Bertini, Denis Lalanne, Rold Ingold |
| 2008 | ImmoAnalytics – Une Application web d’analyse visuelle de données immobilières | Mehdi Radgohar | Denis Lalanne, Enrico Bertini |
| 2007 | MindMap - Creative and Collaborative MindMapping on a Sensitive Whiteboard | Karin Altorfer | Denis Lalanne |
| 2007 | RELATE - Evaluating the Usefulness of Adhoc Relative Positioning Devices for Collaboration | Dominique Guinard | Hans Gellersen, Rolf Ingold, Denis Lalanne |
| 2006 | Personal RADAR - Providing Localization Facilities to Blind People | Reto Koenig | Denis Lalanne |
Master Courses
Minisites
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This is a platform designed to provide you with the most up-to-date and relevant information about the work of our Human-IST researchers.
The minisites are created by us, the Human-IST, to ensure that you get the most accurate and up-to-date information about their projects, experiments and teaching.
Through these pages, you'll be able to delve deeper into the fascinating research taking place at the Institute and learn more about the innovative solutions and ideas and ideas being developed by our talented team.
Whether you're a student, researcher or simply someone with an interest in cutting-edge developments, we're sure you'll find something of value on these mini-sites.
So please take some time to explore, learn and be inspired by the incredible work being done here at the Human-IST.
Related Demos
Research seminars
Minisites
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This is a platform designed to provide you with the most up-to-date and relevant information about the work of our Human-IST researchers.
The minisites are created by us, the Human-IST, to ensure that you get the most accurate and up-to-date information about their projects, experiments and teaching.
Through these pages, you'll be able to delve deeper into the fascinating research taking place at the Institute and learn more about the innovative solutions and ideas and ideas being developed by our talented team.
Whether you're a student, researcher or simply someone with an interest in cutting-edge developments, we're sure you'll find something of value on these mini-sites.
So please take some time to explore, learn and be inspired by the incredible work being done here at the Human-IST.