
Pervasive Computing Lab
Exploring The Possibilities Of Human-Computer Interaction
Pervasive computing goes beyond the realm of personal computers. Ubiquitous devices that are becoming smaller and more powerful are embedded with incredible technology and connectivity, a trend that will likely only accelerate. From clothing and appliances to cars and homes, to even the human body, just about anything can become a "device"—embedded with chips and connected to an infinite network of other devices.
Get Involved
- Study and better understand the available HCI techniques and combinations of techniques
- Study new HCI techniques for small mobile devices and for embedded devices
- Examine how people interact with each other and with the real world in order to devise better HCI techniques
- Better understand ways to enable computers to use human communication modalities
- Explore wearable and handheld computing and their enabling technologies
- Help businesses understand and utilize these emerging pervasive computing technologies

Contact Us
Sung-Hyuk Cha
NYC Campus
163 William St., 2nd Floor, Rm. 228
New York, NY 10038
(212) 346-1253