Joseph Delfa

Joseph La Delfa is a researcher at Monash University specializing in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), drone interaction, and Somaesthetics. He graduated from KTH Royal Institute of Technology with a strong academic background and significant research achievements. His research focuses on fostering deep interaction between humans and machines through technology, including the application of drones in meditation, physical activity, and social contexts. His academic work has been published in renowned international conferences and journals, demonstrating his leadership in innovative technologies and design methodologies.

• 2026–Present·Monash University·Researcher
  • Conducting innovative research in Human-Computer Interaction, exploring diverse applications of drones in social behaviors.
• 2018–2023·Exertion Games Lab, Monash University·Researcher
  • Designed and developed various innovative drone interaction experiences, with research areas including Somaesthetics and meditation technologies.

• 2023·KTH Royal Institute of Technology·PhD
  • Specialized in the integration of Somaesthetics and Human-Computer Interaction.
• 2018·RMIT University·Master’s Degree
  • Focused on interaction design and drone technology applications.