HCI² poster presentation at London South Bank University

HCI², Human-Centred Industrial Intelligence Lab

We are based at London South Bank University and develop human-centred, AI-enabled manufacturing and remanufacturing systems that integrate digital twins, collaborative robotics, and decision support.

Our work spans multi-fidelity digital twins for factories and intralogistics, ergonomics-aware human–robot collaboration, XR-based operator assistance, and AI-enabled (dis)assembly and circular production. We build methods and validate them on realistic industrial use-cases, from resilient AMR fleet management to human-in-the-loop task allocation.

Recent publications

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Spatial Augmented Reality in Manual Assembly: An Empirical Investigation of Its Effects on Assembly Performance and Cognitive Ergonomics.

Bugra Alkan, Naimul Hasan, Louie Webb, Malarvizhi Kaniappan Chinnathai (2025)

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A Novel Adaptive AMR Fleet Management System Leveraging AI-enabled Digital Twin for Agile Incident Response and Improved Shop-floor Efficiency.

Louie Webb, Osman M. Tokhi, Bugra Alkan (2025).

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Extra-Curricular Event

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12 November 2025 | Extra-Curricular (Student Workshop)

Kilobot Swarm Intelligence Lab Challenge


A hands-on HCI² extra-curricular workshop for BSc and MSc students, introducing the fundamentals of swarm intelligence using Kilobots. Participants will implement simple, decentralised behaviours, test them on real robots, and take part in a short in-lab swarm challenge.

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HCI² Research Group
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We welcome PhD candidates interested in human-centred industrial AI, digital twins, human–robot collaboration, and XR-assisted (dis)assembly. Projects typically combine rigorous method development with evaluation on real manufacturing use-cases. If you are looking for a supportive, research-intensive environment with strong industrial and UK/EU collaboration, explore current openings and how to apply.

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