Note: I am no longer working at SICS and, accordingly, this page is nowadays rarely updated. Contact me here, or here.

This page describes my work and my interests related to the research I have done while at the ICE (Interactive Collaborative Environments) laboratory at SICS.

In general, I am interested in issues related to the problem of building virtual environments that may be distributed over local and wide area computer networks and support a large number of simultaneous participants using a variety of interfacing techniques and levels of interaction. My interests range from user interfaces, with a focus on presentation and interaction through the virtual space, to architectural and principal issues regarding the underlying framework.

At SICS, I have been heavily involved in the development of:

My work at SICS has been within the following national and international projects:

• eScape - Electronic Landscapes, long-term research funded by the European Commission
• DING - Distributed Engineering, a research project funded by NUTEK
• Coven - Collaborative Virtual Environments, long-term research funded by the European Commission

• WWW3D - Experimental software for multi-user 3D Web browsing
• The CTVR project: Visualization of radar coverage in virtual environments.
• The WAVE project, in cooperation with Sony CSL.

Further information:

• My published work and reports in relation to this research.