Human-computer interaction is the interdisciplinary field which deals with the factors that affect the quality and efficiency of user interaction with computational systems. The research group deals with the issues of understandably presenting information to the user and conveniently inputting data for a variety of "non-traditional" user groups: People in a mobile environment, the elderly, the visually impaired or those with problems with fine motor skills in their fingers.
About group
Who funds our research
TextAble (2012 - 2014)
Provider: MINISTRY of education, CONTACT II,
The use of myoelectric signals for the implementation of the "virtual keyboard" for people with motor disabilities.
VERITAS (2010 - 2013)
Provider: EC IST Programme, FP7
Support accessibility solutions in the design and implementation of industrial products.
IT JAKUB (2011 - 2015)
Provider: MK, NAKI
Project deals with the development of programming tools for the analysis and processing of texts in old Czech language. It also deals with the development of specific teaching aids for highschool pupils.
