Human-Computer interaction is a very active, yet very large field of research. Whatever the application context, human-machine interaction should be built on the very best of three fields: content, interaction devices, and optimal use of the device to interact with content. Such an approach to computer-human interaction was at the origin of the ALCOVE project, from which the MINT group, created in january 2010, is issued. The initial philosophy (i.e. consider Computer-Human Interaction as an interrelated problem between interaction, devices, and content) is fully alive.

MINT research team focuses on gesture-based interaction, combining three aspects of such domain: HCI, real-time numerical tools for gestural interaction, interaction hardware.

The group involves researchers from computer science (HCI, graphics), electrical engineering, and psychology.

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