Bhaskar Dutt

Bhaskar Dutt is a PhD student at the Department of Computer Science (University of Copenhagen), specializing in Human-Centred Computing.

His research focuses on Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing, and Wearable Sensors, with an emphasis on tangible interfaces and user experience.

Recent publications include:

• Impedius: A Signal-Space Multiplexing Technique Using Individual Elements of Impedance for Chained Passive Sensors (2025)
• Kawach: Reducing Smartphone Distractions by Leveraging Tangible Skins to Disguise Smartphones as Everyday Objects (2024)

His work explores embedded interaction, digital well-being, and context-aware computing. He collaborates with researchers like Y. Chen, D. Ashbrook, and A. Parnami.