Same domain
- Modelling and simulation
- Computing systems
- Sensing systems
- Decision and control systems
- Interactions, visualisation and virtual reality
- Software
See Also
- Interaction and visualisation
- Virtual and augmented reality
- Optimisation
- Probability in modelling, algorithms, and verification
- Uncertainty
- Future networks
- Hybrid systems
- Bioinformatics
- Robotics
Complements
Interactions, visualisation and virtual reality
Interaction between humans and machines is one of the areas in computer science that has evolved a lot these last years. Progresses and innovations are mainly due to increases in computer power and technology of sensor devices and interactive software. It is also the result of new ways of considering the interaction with computers and the role of computers in everyday life.
Another field renewed by technological advances in display systems but also by the increasing power of computer systems and the growing up of massive forms of computation is physical systems modelling and data visualisation. Moreover, visualisation of large amount of data must be combined with new ways of interacting with a machine in virtual reality systems.
It is worth to mention that these researches imply the study of the close relationship between human and machines during the interaction, the consequence being the development of researches relating sophisticated software realisations, psychological and psychophysical studies in an interdisciplinary framework. It is indeed increasingly mandatory to understand how humans perceive these technological environments and interact with them but it is also necessary to validate the technological solutions mediating these interactions with end users.
