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Inventing the future down under: the Human Interface Technology Laboratory New Zealand [HIT Lab NZ]

As computers become invisible, the interface between human and machine is increasingly important. The proliferation of computing and communication devices with improved capabilities creates a wealth of opportunities for new types of human computer interaction. However many companies have little experience in building intuitive interfaces. Thus there is a need for research organizations that can develop next generation computer interfaces.