In early April, the 36th EEVR Meetup brought together XR professionals, researchers, and tech enthusiasts to explore how immersive technologies are shaping the way humans interact with machines.
The agenda opened with a presentation from IVAR Lab (TalTech), where Dr. Simone Pizzagalli introduced the essence of XR’s role in Human-Machine Interactions.
Next, representative from AIRE – AI & Robotics Estonia (Evelin Ebruk) shared how AIRE supports innovation in Estonia through mentoring, infrastructure, and funding access.
Finally, Mustafa Can Özdemir from Tallinn University introduced the HCI Group doing research on Human-Computer Interactions.
A highlight of the evening was the live demo of the Unitree Robotic Dog, which sparked lively discussion around real-world use cases and autonomous systems.
