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Technology topic
Human-Computer Interaction (HC)
The Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) topic aims to bridge the gap between research-based innovation and practical applications by catalyzing high-risk advancements rooted in research. Proposals should articulate the research basis or lived experience of the innovation, demonstrating an understanding of the scientific and theoretical underpinnings. Proposed innovations should represent technological breakthroughs which are viable and broadly impactful for society. Submissions must leverage foundational research to create groundbreaking and innovative human-computer interactions regardless of specific focus within the HCI subtopic area.
Subtopics are not aimed at supporting or conducting clinical trials, clinical efficacy or safety studies, the development pre-clinical or clinical-stage drug candidates or medical devices, or work performed primarily for regulatory purposes. Limited studies with human subjects may be acceptable to the extent that they are performed in support of feasibility, such as proof-of-concept studies of early-stage technologies. Proposals that request support for clinical studies will be deemed noncompliant with the SBIR/STTR solicitations and returned without review.
Sub-Topics
HC1. HCI to Enhance Human Cognitive Capacity
HC2. Neuroadaptive Systems
HC3. Smart Integrated Systems
HC4. Sustainable HCI Technologies
HC5. Other Human-Computer Interaction Technologies
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Accessible, multisensory content for visually impaired students
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