Shahram Jalaliniya
Shahram Jalaliniya is a PhD student at IT University of Copenhagen under the supervision of Dr. Thomas Pederson. He is a member of Pervasive Interaction Technology Lab (pIT).Shahram obtained his Information Systems degree (M.Sc.) in 2011 at Lund University. He is experienced with system architecture of healthcare systems. The main focus of his research, as a part of iCareNet Project, is development and evaluation of interaction technology for wearable computers and public displays with a focus on acute and surgical environments inside hospitals.
Shahram's project targets the development and evaluation of interaction technology for wearable computers and public displays with a focus on acute and surgical environments inside hospitals. The specific focus of research will be mixed-reality session establishment (activities typically involve a range of real-world objects, interactive devices, and digital information), multimodal interaction, and context-sensitive user interface adaptation (automatic choice of device and interaction modality) based on the situation. A wearable system prototype that provides activity support both at an individual level and in collaborative settings will be designed and evaluated together with hospital partners.
- Pervasive Computing
- Wearable Computing
- Mixed Reality Interaction
- Computer Supported Cooperative Work
- Context awareness
- Human-computer interaction
