LUIS A. CASTRO
PROFESSOR · RESEARCHER
HUMAN–COMPUTER INTERACTION

People.
Technology.
Possible Futures.

I study how technology becomes part of everyday human life — and how we can design it to create more human futures.

I work at the intersection of computer science, social sciences and design.

I am a research professor in the Department of Computing and Design at Instituto Tecnológico de Sonora in Ciudad Obregón, México.

My work spans Human–Computer Interaction, ubiquitous and mobile computing, sensing, connectedness, human-centered AI and technology for wellbeing.

Questions, not silos.

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Human-Centered AI

Intelligent systems centered on people, context and human values.

02

Human Activity + Sensing

Understanding activity, behavior and context through sensing.

03

Technology + Wellbeing

Interactive systems supporting healthier and meaningful experiences.

04

Interaction + Society

Technology, relationships, communities and social practices.

Selected publications.

A curated selection of 5–10 publications representing my research trajectory.

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Students + collaborators.

Current and former students working across Human–Computer Interaction, human-centered AI, sensing, wellbeing and interactive systems.

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Technology for
Human Flourishing.

Research is rarely an individual endeavor.