Cruiser is a powerful framework for developing rich, collaborative applications for multi-user interactive tabletops.

The MediaWall is a Cruiser extension that enables content exploration on large public information displays via a natural hand gesture interface

PhoTable is a novel tabletop surface computing interface that allows you to share your digital photographs in a natural and social manner, around a table.

Where conventional file systems are based on hierarchical structures of directories, Focus explores an associative file access mechanism for interactive tabletops that overcomes the separate silos of email, photos, files and other groups of digital objects.

Curator is a design environment for museum exhibition designers, allowing quick and easy creation of virtual museum tours for interactive tabletops.

ShowMe enables a user to easily provide an existing model of their interests to a tabletop and this drives the personalisation of information presented.

Switch is a tabletop interface for the core functions of application and configuration switching at an interactive tabletop.

The Lifelong User Modelling project began in 2008, funded by a five year ARC grant to create a new framework for lifelong user modelling, which ensures user control of their model and the modelling.

Personis is the user model server framework for maintaining and reasoning about models of people, places and devices.

The Keep-in-Touch system provides a messaging appliance that allows really easy voice messaging so that family members can keep in touch. In December 2010, an iPad version was released by Keep in Touch Australia.

An interactive visualisation for mirroring the activities of small long-term groups. It makes use of the extensive logs of activity by group members on a web site for managing projects via a wiki, version control repository and ticket system for tracking tasks to be done. Narcissus gives an overview of each group member's activity, day by day, with direct links to the actual activity done that day. This makes it a new form of navigation for large, complex project management sites.

This project aims to investigate and develop techniques to support collaborative writing activities by providing feedback to students during the collaborative writing process.

Reciprocal recommender is a class of recommender system that involves people as both subjects and objects of the recommendation process. Some examples of domains where such recommenders are applied are: job recommendation, people recommendation on social networks, mentor-mentee matching, and online dating.

This research project aims to extract a model of the different facets of collocated groups learning at the tabletop in order to create a framework, which can afford personalised and adapted support to their collaborative activity in collocated settings by encouraging collaboration and providing the resources, required to complete the group task.

Scholarship in teaching and research applied to, and inspired by, Computer Science education

TADA-Ed is a data mining platform dedicated to teachers, allowing them to visualize and mine students on-line exercise work with the aim of discovering pedagogically relevant patterns.

Educational Data Mining: This project aims at mining the huge amount of electronic data collected by educational systems to discover useful information for teachers, learners and education researchers. Education being a novel application domain for Data Mining, a large part of this project is focused on creating or adapting suitable mining algorithms.

Intelligent Tutoring System for logic

Learning tool that supports reflection and long term learning

WikiNavMap: A visualisation to support team-awareness in Trac

This project exploits electronic traces of long term group interaction to provide visualisations of the group activity, a form of mirror of the health of the group. The goal is to help transform groups into teams.

Visualisation tool for large user models

Scrutable inference viewer

Automated ontology construction from online dictionaries

ONCOR aims to tackle a number of problems in context-aware systems with ontological reasoning.

Locator is a demonstrator application of Personis. It is a testbed for evaluating the scalability of the representation for the substantial amounts of noisy, uncertain and conflicting information available from a diverse set of evidence sources about location.

The Walkabout system is a store-and-forward peer-to-peer network overlay for message transport between mobile devices.

Just in time training system

Graphics toolkit

I-EMS - Intelligent E-Mail Sorter

Personalised web pages, with scrutability and user control

Personalised tutor for management of chronic illness, with a particular focus on support for reflection to improve learning

Memento is a novel interface that crosses the physical-electronic divide. It enabled people create a physical document, such as a scrapbook and this activity automatically created an electronic counterpart and also augmented the basic physical book with audio.

Share was the first fairshare CPU scheduler. It departed radically from previous schedulers in that it shared the CPU, not among processes, but among people, and, in the hierarchical version, between organisations or organisational groups. It was commercialised by Software, later Aurema, and is in widespread use, particularly on SUN servers.