The Interactions Lab designs, builds and evaluates novel interactive systems. It particularly focuses on physical, tangible and social computing systems. You can see some of the equipment we use to realise these projects below.
To build functional interactive prototypes, we have additive and subtractive digital fabrication tools including a Silhouette Cameo vinyl cutter, two 3D printers (an Ultimaker and a Stratasys Mojo) and a Roland MDX-20 mill.
To support our work on tangible interaction, we have two tabletop computers capable of tracking multiple fingers and objects: the Microsoft PixelSense (or Samsung SUR-40) and the ReacTable Live.
We have electronics tools, equipment and general supplies to realise for physical computing projects based on Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Phidgets and Microsoft Gadgeteer platforms.
