CMU Human-Computer Interaction Institute

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We apply HCI methods to solve real-world problems. We are the Human-Computer Interaction Institute at Carnegie Mellon University. #cmuhcii 🔴 https://hcii.cmu.edu/

This 3 panel image illustrates, from left to right, 3 unique user contexts including home, office and outside. The elements vary in each context.
A familiar, large yellow clock counts down the 382 days until CHI 2027. It is giant and laughably photoshopped into the middle of the sidewalk on the Pausch Bridge at CMU.
A screenshot of the code with EcoAssist. Inline Energy Patterns and Energy-Aware Code Suggestions are highlighted with a callout in this image. Across the top of the screen text in a green bar asks to Accept or Reject All Changes.
CHI '26 logo letters filled with brightly colored mosaic tiles
Brad Myers stands in the hallway, Gates building is out of focus in the background
Collage of nine photos showing academic achievements, group celebrations, and personal moments with friends and colleagues. These are the 9 most popular images we posted during the past year.
Group of eight professionals standing side by side in a conference room with a presentation screen behind them.
METALS students during a brainstorming session
Professor Ken Koedinger speaks into a microphone during the conference
this bright hallway inside the Tepper building has a large CMU logo carved into the wooden panels of the wall
View from the back of the conference room. About 150 people are seated in red chairs while listening to Professor Ken Koedinger. Ken stands at a podium at the front right of the room. A large digital screen projects his powerpoint slide at the front of the room.
Sarah Fox
This short 10 second mp4 video shows an interactive visualization of flight data. It features 3 charts: arrival delay time, departure time, and flight distance. As the cursor highlights one area to select it, the blue bars adjust in the other 2 charts to focus on the relevant data.
The keynote portion of the event featured an on-stage chat between Jennison Asuncion and Jeffrey Bigham. The 2 are seated in black leather chairs on a stage. They are both grinning and laughing, probably reminiscing about something fun. A large screen behind them has the Carnegie Mellon University and Global Accessibility Awareness Day logos.
Illustration of a city with a ferris wheel, and there is a tiny boat in the water that says "CHI". Text reads CHI 2025, April 26-May 1, 2025 in Yokohama, Japan.
A group of 14 faculty from SNU and CMU stand in front of a banner announcing the Opening Ceremony of the research center during a meeting in Seoul.
David Gagnon
This rectangular sheet cake announced the winner of a contest. There is an edible image of the winning 404 error page design in the center. The writing on the cake is in red icing and says "HCII web page not found" and "Happy 404 Day"
A SXSW 2025 slide image for the talk "How to be a smarter AI user" with Carnegie Mellon University faculty Maarten Sap and Sherry Tongshuang Wu. The image has headshot photos of the 2 faculty on a background of CMU tartan plaid.