
I lead the Pervasive Systems research at
Bell Laboratories and hold a Design United Professorship at
TU Delft. My team at Cambridge and Antwerp
aims at
building efficient, robust and personalised sensory systems with novel computational forms for disruptive mobile, wearable and IoT services in
three application areas: Smart Home, Smart Enterprise, and Quantified Lifestyle.
Personally, my research agenda is centred on Computational Behaviour Modelling.
I am interested in system and algorithmic challenges in building multi-sensory computational systems to understand
real-world human behaviour through modelling people-to-people, people-to-place, people-to-thing interactions.
I borrow tenets from Social Psychology, learn from Behavioural Economics and apply Computer Science methods
to drive my research. At heart, I am an experimental computer scientist, and I aim at building end-to-end systems with real world deployment.
Some of the keywords of my research include: Earables, Internet of Things, Behaviour and Activity Modelling, Physical Analytics,
Distributed Middleware,
and Smart Objects.