Projects: Silver Computing
Our mission is to make better interaction techniques of computers for elderly people. We are working on 2 projects:
Adaptive Interface: creating a multi-dimensional adaptive interface, which can adapt to the user's visual, auditory and cognitive abilities in order to make it easier to use the interface
Design Project
About Us
Silver Computing is a project from the NUS HCI Lab to explore the issue of designing for elderly people in the field of Human Computer Interaction.
This research is supported by a grant by the NUS Young Investigator's Award.
Email us at nus-hci-ep (AT) groups.nus.edu.sg
Members
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Prof. Zhao Shengdong
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Zhang Zhongyuan |
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Melissa Wong |
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Kristal Chan
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Niti Madhugiri
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Charmaine Low
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Jayden Lee |
Previous Members
Zhao Mengyao (2010 - 2011)
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Dr. Takashi Matsumoto (2010 - 2011)
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Anna Tay (2011) |
Michelle Goh (2011) |
Updates
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"MAKING COMPUTER USE FOR SENIORS EASIER" ON THE STRAITS TIMES 16th April, 2011 
"Multi-Dimensional Adaptive Interface for the Aged", a research project from the NUS-HCI Lab, was featured in The Straits Times, on 16th April 2011. The team, consisting of Dr. Zhao, Takashi and Kristal, aims to develop an intelligent computer program that will mould itself to the preferences of its user. It is certainly wonderful and flattering to get some press coverage on this project and let's hope there's more to come :) |