A Pictorial Communication Framework for Inclusion

Project dates: 2020 - Ongoing

This project is conducted by members of the research group Inclusive technologies for people of diverse cognitive abilities.

Bridging the gap between advances in artificial intelligence and assistive technologies, this project aims to co-design pictorial visual communication applications with people with intellectual disability or autism and community members.

This project researches how computers can understand and facilitate a rich pictorial communication between people and person to machine, thereby supporting inclusion.

We welcome expression of interest from individuals to take part in upcoming co-design activities and trials. You can contact us by email, or send your details through our online form

Current Studies

 

These applications will inform future innovations for everyone, and allow citizens with intellectual disability or autism to access online information, participate in community activities and be included in the workplace. We are always looking for students with skills in HCI and/or machine learning to join the team!


Funding / Grants

  • ARC Future Fellowship (2020 - 2025)

Chief Investigators

Other Team Members

PhD Students

  • Filip Bircanin (completed)
  • Manesha Andradi
  • Alicia Mitchell
  • Alieh Hajizadeh

Master Students

  • Sara Muneeb

Research Associates

  • Ahmed Abbas
  • Maria Hoogstrate
     

Publications