The Future Computing Environments (FCE) Group at Georgia Tech is a collection of faculty and students that share a desire to understand the partnership between humans and technology that arises as computation and sensing become ubiquitous. With expertise covering the breadth of Computer Science, but focusing on HCI, Computational Perception, and Machine Learning, the individual research agendas of the FCE faculty are grounded in a number of shared living laboratories where their research is applied to everyday life in the classroom, the home, the office, and on one's person.

Throughout these investigations, we are exploring many fundamental issues in ubiquitous computing including activity recognition, designing ambient displays, interfaces for managing privacy while sharing information with family and colleagues, modeling daily activities, and handling large amounts of, often ambiguous, sensor data.

Elizabeth Mynatt Future Computing Environments Group Georgia Institute of Technology {Author Company/University} mynatt@cc.gatech.edu

Previously she was a member of the research staff at Xerox PARC - the birthplace of ubiquitous computing. There, her research explored how to augment everyday places and objects with computational capabilities. Dr. Mynatt received her Ph.D. in CS from Georgia Tech in 1995.