Baptiste Caramiaux

Dr. Baptiste Caramiaux is a researcher at Goldsmiths, University of London specializing in human-computer interaction and machine learning applied to musical expression. He serves as a key member of the Computing department and has made significant contributions to sonic interaction design and gesture recognition.

• Major Research Themes:
  • Machine learning for musical gestures
  • Expressive human-computer interaction
  • Sonic affordances and memory
  • EMG/MMG sensing in performance
  • Archaeological VR interfaces

His 15 most recent publications (2013–2018) demonstrate expertise in gesture variation analysis, motion modeling, and algorithmic composition. Notable collaborative works include co-editing the NIME 2014 Proceedings and developing the Gesture Variation Follower algorithm for immersive archaeological interaction.