Credits
Who made the images, typefaces and design of this site.
Images
Images on this site

Amir Mehrabiani
Amir Mehrabiani
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TU Clausthal, Institute of Informatics
Dani Alkountar
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- ifi-hcis.tu-clausthal.de

© 2020 Oliver Blunk
Dominik Schulz
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- ifi-hcis.tu-clausthal.de

Elham Baradaran Heravi
Elham Baradaran Heravi
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Kai Kunze
Kai Kunze

TU Clausthal, Institute of Informatics
Zaki Hussein
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Meng et al., A Placebo Concert, CHI '25 (ACM)
A Placebo Concert paper figure: VR piano concert with abstract visuals

Meng et al., Abstraction Beats Realism, AHs 2026 (ACM)
Abstraction Beats Realism paper figure: abstract visualisation of audience arousal in a VR concert

GEIST lab
J!NS MEME academic prototype with sensor wiring on a glass table
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- GitHub

GEIST lab
Close-up of an eye behind glasses with a nose-pad electrode
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- GitHub

GEIST lab
Sensor module on the bridge of a glasses prototype
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- GitHub

GEIST lab
Macro photo of a sensor module on an eyewear temple
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- GitHub

GEIST lab
Glasses prototype next to a ruler and a small sensor board
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- GitHub

GEIST lab
Eyeglasses prototype with a sensor board, backlit
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- GitHub

GEIST / Embodied Media
Dancers on stage during the Boiling Mind performance

Kai Kunze
Overview figure of cognitive activity recognition with eyewear computing
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- kaikunze.de

Kai Kunze
Wordometer figure: eye tracker and gaze path over a page of text
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- kaikunze.de

Xu et al., Cuddle-Fish, AHs '25 (ACM)
Cuddle-Fish, a helium-filled soft robot with flapping wings (paper figure)

Kai Kunze
Coral macro photo used as the project illustration
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- GitHub

GEIST
Concert audience at the Frisson Waves performance
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- kaikunze.de

GEIST
Pianist with a projected mesh overlay during Frisson Waves
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- kaikunze.de

© 2024 Hiroyasu Daido, used with permission
Scene from the posthuman performance studied in the paper

GEIST lab, Keio University
Person wearing an EMS haptic rig for the Experiential Supplements project
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GEIST lab, Keio University
Person with a VR headset and sensor gloves
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Kai Kunze
Public talk on eyewear computing at Miraikan, Tokyo, 2017
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- kaikunze.de

Kai Kunze
Hands-on eye-tracking session at the Dagstuhl seminar on eyewear computing

Xu et al., Floating Companion, DIS '26 (ACM)
Floating Companion paper teaser: soft floating robots in indoor spaces

Lee et al., NASA-TLX in CHI, ACM TOCHI 2026
Chart of NASA-TLX use in CHI papers from 2006 to 2024

GEIST lab
Head-mounted display with an eye-tracking camera add-on
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- GitHub

GEIST lab
J!NS MEME glasses on a wooden tray next to a monitor
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TU Clausthal, Institute of Informatics
Annotated figure of a helium-filled soft floating robot that a person reaches for, and its wingspan against a doorframe

Foto: Christian Ernst (TU Clausthal)
Kai Kunze with the president of TU Clausthal at his appointment

TU Clausthal, Institute of Informatics
Five members of the CLARA team with the TUniCorn 2026 certificate for third place

Foto: Carisma Medien / Nico Müller
The AV-AR team at HealthHack 2025

Kai Kunze
Cover art of the HCI Deep Dive podcast

Kai Kunze
Stelarc presenting his work to the online attendees of Augmented Humans 2020
Kirill Ragozin / GEIST (2018 ghost logo)
The GEIST ghost logo, a dark ghost shape with one dark blue and one light blue eye
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Kai Kunze
Kai Kunze wearing an early wearable computing rig
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- kaikunze.de

Kai Kunze
Kai Kunze wearing Google Glass
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- kaikunze.de
Type
Typefaces
- Noto Serif text and titles
- Nunito headlines and the wordmark
- Courier Prime labels and dates
All three are published under the SIL Open Font License.
Design
Shapes and logo
The shape language of the tiles and the ghost logo follow the GEIST design guideline of 2017 by Kirill Ragozin.