The HCC Lab conducts interdisciplinary research in AI, human-computer interaction, ubiquitous sensing, and affective computing. We focus on applying large models to areas such as biomechanics, smart healthcare, wireless sensing, biometric recognition, and IoT.

Supported by the Ministry of Education’s Engineering Research Center for Human Data Sensing and the Guangdong Key Lab of Digital Twin Humans, we lead national and provincial research projects and collaborate closely with top universities and tech companies. International exchange and visiting opportunities are available.

Research areas include:

• Proactive Health:
  Continuous collection of multimodal data (physiological, psychological, behavioral, environmental) via wearables and mobile platforms. We develop AI-driven models for activity recognition, health assessment, and risk prediction.

• Intelligent Sensing:
  Context-aware sensing systems for smart driving, homes, and cities, using embedded devices, wireless networks, and sensor fusion.

• Human-Computer Interaction:
  Natural interaction technologies in physical and virtual spaces, including wearable sensing, brain-computer interfaces, and emotion-aware computing.

• Embodied Intelligence:
  Enhancing human-robot collaboration through intent recognition, multimodal interaction, and real-time behavior analysis for use in elderly care, household support, and industrial applications.