Hakim Si-Mohammed
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, École Centrale de Lille
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About
Hakim Si-Mohammed is a leading researcher at the frontier of Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) and immersive technologies, fundamentally redefining how humans interact with virtual and augmented environments. His seminal work, "Towards BCI-Based Interfaces for Augmented Reality: Feasibility, Design and Evaluation" (144 citations), pioneered the integration of hands-free BCI control with Augmented Reality (AR), demonstrating that users can reliably issue commands through neural signals alone—without any physical movement. This breakthrough opened new possibilities for assistive technologies and hands-free operation in complex AR settings. Beyond neural interfaces, Si-Mohammed has advanced tangible interaction in Virtual Reality (VR) with his innovative "Alfred: the Haptic Butler" system. By employing a robotic manipulator to dynamically reposition physical objects to match their virtual counterparts, Alfred enables users to naturally touch, grasp, and manipulate virtual content with genuine haptic feedback. This work addresses a critical gap in VR realism, bridging the digital and physical worlds. With a research portfolio that spans BCI feasibility studies to novel haptic paradigms, Si-Mohammed’s contributions are shaping the future of immersive, intuitive human-computer interaction.
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