Erik Geelhoed

Erik Geelhoed (1950) studied psychology at the University of Amsterdam and worked in research at the Universities of Plymouth, Birmingham and Bristol before joining Hewlett-Packard Laboratories in 1992. I have has a strong interest in applying sound psychological method and sound statistical technique, and have undertaken a diverse range of qualitative and quantitative studies including field trials, controlled laboratory experiments, large scale surveys and in-depth interview studies. The areas I have worked in are: Mobile appliances mediated communication, multi media and lifestyle research. Here are, in no particular order, some projects I worked on: MediaScapes, Halo, Eyeglass Displays, Mobile Bristol, Gaming (On-Line, Location Based), Wearable computing, Fashion & Design & Technology, Sensors and Actuators, Shopping, Interactive Radio, Shared Whiteboards, Video Conferencing, Digital Archives (ARKive), Digital Storytelling, Digital Communities, (S)watches, Digital Photography, Music, Trust, Haptic interaction, Assessing audio quality, Time perception, Voicemail, Scribble messaging, Working Parents and mobile computing, Teenagers, Wireless LAN, Experience Design, Organic LED's on iPAQs (power saving)