Human-Centered AI
Intelligent systems centered on people, context and human values.
I study how technology becomes part of everyday human life — and how we can design it to create more human futures.
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.
Intelligent systems centered on people, context and human values.
Understanding activity, behavior and context through sensing.
Interactive systems supporting healthier and meaningful experiences.
Technology, relationships, communities and social practices.
A curated selection of 5–10 publications representing my research trajectory.
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Current and former students working across Human–Computer Interaction, human-centered AI, sensing, wellbeing and interactive systems.
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