The "Neuroadaptive Human-Technology Interaction" chair investigates the interaction between humans and technology in general and aims to improve this interaction through the automatic interpretation of information about the user’s state. The research focuses on the adaptive automation of systems based on automatic inferences drawn from psychophysiological data.
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