Daniel Vogel

Daniel Vogel is a professor at the Cheriton School of Computer Science, University of Waterloo, and leads the Exii Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) research group. His research focuses on the fundamental properties of HCI and innovative technologies for interaction across various computing devices, with significant achievements in large display interaction. His work has had profound impacts on academia and been widely applied in industry. He has authored and co-authored over 100 papers, including several award-winning papers at top-tier international venues such as ACM CHI and ACM UIST. His research spans from the principles of input devices to the design of future interactive interfaces, aiming to inspire the next generation of interaction through seamless embedding and enhancement of everyday environments. With an academic background that bridges computer science and visual arts, he has made exceptional contributions to the intersection of art and computing innovation.

• 2024–Present·University of Waterloo·Professor
  • Leads the Exii HCI research group, focusing on interaction technologies and large display research.
• 2010–2018·University of Waterloo·Associate Professor
  • Achieved significant breakthroughs in HCI and advanced the commercialization of innovative interaction technologies.

• Timeframe not specified | Institution not specified | Doctorate
  • Specialized in HCI research, laying the foundation for academic achievements.
• Timeframe not specified | Visual Arts | Bachelor's Degree
  • Holds a dual bachelor's degree in visual arts and previously worked professionally in the art field.