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Experimental User Studie
We design and conduct controlled user studies to investigate interaction patterns, cognitive load, and emotional responses. Our experimental approach provides robust evidence for optimizing human–technology interaction.
Technology Scouting
We identify, analyze, and evaluate emerging technologies with high relevance for human-centered innovation. This systematic scouting process supports strategic decision-making and fosters competitive advantages.
Build Demonstrators for Affective Computing
We develop functional prototypes that integrate multimodal biosignal analysis, emotion recognition, and adaptive interaction. These demonstrators serve as tangible proofs of concept for research and industry partners.
Dataset Engineering
We generate, annotate, and validate high-quality datasets tailored to experimental psychophysiology and affective computing. Our datasets enable reproducible research and accelerate the development of machine learning applications.
About Us
The Institute for Experimental Psychophysiology (IXP) conducts applied research for clients in both the private and public sectors. Our work provides scientifically grounded insights into the usability and user experience of emerging technologies and innovative projects, while also identifying opportunities and potential challenges.
A core area of expertise lies in the acquisition and analysis of physiological data and biosignals. In addition, IXP is distinguished by its competencies in affective computing, audio signal processing, and scientific product evaluation.
Thanks to our interdisciplinary, agile, and well-connected team, we are able to effectively manage complex and demanding projects. Our extensive experience, combined with deep methodological and technological expertise, makes IXP a reliable and valuable partner in a wide range of research and development contexts.