Amine Chellali

Amine Chellali is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Engineering at Université Paris-Saclay's College of Sciences and Technologies. He co-heads the IRA2 (Interaction, Réalité Augmentée, Robotique Ambiante) research group at IBISC Laboratory, focusing on human-computer interaction, virtual/augmented reality, and medical simulation systems.

• PhD in Human-Computer Interaction (University of Nantes, 2009)
• Master of Science in Robotics (Ecole Centrale de Nantes, 2005)
• Bachelor in Computer Science (University of Constantine, 2003)

His research spans multiple domains including:

• Medical simulation and surgical training systems
• 3D multimodal interaction design
• Collaborative virtual environments
• Haptic feedback and virtual reality

Recent publications (2023-2025) show trends in AI-driven medical imaging analysis, VR-based collaboration metrics, and stress induction in virtual environments. His work combines computer vision (YOLOv8 for cancer detection), multimodal signal processing (gaze and speech in VR), and hybrid human-machine intelligence systems for clinical decision-making.

Academic roles include:

• IEEE ISMAR 2025 International Programme Committee
• IEEE VR 2025 Awards Co-chair
• ACM ICMI 2023 programme committee
• Various editorial/review roles for HCI and VR journals

He actively participates in international conferences and maintains affiliations with AFXR, AFIHM, ISPR, HFES, and robotics research groups.