Differentiating presence in virtual reality using physiological signals
Pervasive and Mobile Computing
Innovator · Entrepreneur · Educator
Technology that understands people,
Technology that understands people,
grounded in human signals.
I’m Arindam Dey — an innovator, entrepreneur, and educator interested in multimodal systems, including XR, that sense and adapt to how people perceive, feel, and respond. Formerly Staff Research Scientist at Meta Reality Labs (2022–2024) and Lecturer at the University of Queensland (2018–2022); today I’m building Embute Labs and AHUL to take that research into industry.
Ventures
The full story →Featured apps
All apps →Selected publications
All publications →VR.Net: A real-world dataset for virtual reality motion sickness research
IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (Proc. IEEE VR 2024)
★ Best Paper Award, IEEE VR 2024
Effects of interacting with facial expressions and controllers in different virtual environments on presence, usability, affect, and neurophysiological signals
International Journal of Human-Computer Studies
A systematic review of ten years of augmented reality usability studies: 2005 to 2014
Frontiers in Robotics and AI
Latest writing
All posts →Embute Labs: where scientific rigour meets real-world execution
Latest update
All updates →Co-founding AHUL
New venture: AHUL is building infrastructure to help AI systems understand human context in real time. Early days — more soon.
Let’s talk
Collaborations, talks, advising, or just to compare notes on XR and physiology.