Members of SACHI will be at the upcoming CHI’17 conference. The SACHI website has all these details and more.

The SACHI website has more details on the recent Media Coverage for RadarCat.

RadarCat (Radar Categorization for Input & Interaction) was presented at UIST 2016 this week in Tokyo, Japan. RadarCat is a small, versatile radar-based system for material and object classification which enables new forms of everyday proximate interaction with digital devices. The SACHI website has more details on the paper with links to videos etc.

The SACHI website has lots of link on the media coverage for our latest work on WatchMI.

Our lab (SACHI) in the University of St. Andrews last year applied for, and was selected to receive the Project Soli alpha developer kit along with 60 other groups around the world. Project Soli is a Radar based sensor that can sense micro and subtle motion of human fingers. You can see more about this project here: https://atap.google.com/soli/.

You can find out more about Object Recognition with the Project Soli in St Andrews here.

ACM IUI is an annual meeting of the intelligent interfaces community, i.e. where HCI meets AI. The research community focuses on using AI techniques to improve interfaces. I attended as the ACM SIGCHI Adjunct Chair for Specialised Conferences. The SACHI website has more details about everything we were involved with there.