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Jesper Kjeldskov is a Professor at the Department of Computer Science, Aalborg University, Denmark. His research focuses on Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Interaction Design, and Ubiquitous Computing with a particular emphasis on domestic and healthcare contexts. He leads projects like ISOBEL (Interactive Sound Zones for Better Living), exploring technologies to enhance acoustic comfort in shared environments. His work integrates field studies, user-centered design, and interdisciplinary collaboration, addressing topics such as sound zone systems, human-AI interaction, and smart home technologies.
Key projects include the ISOBEL initiative funded by Innovation Fund Denmark (2019–2023), investigating sound management in homes and hospitals. He also contributed to studies on mobile device usability and business travel practices. His research output spans 227 publications, emphasizing longitudinal studies, eco-interaction, and sustainable smart home design. Kjeldskov collaborates internationally on topics like digital assistants, shape-changing displays, and healthcare technologies, with media coverage highlighting innovations in personal audio spaces and sound zone barriers.
His research philosophy emphasizes contextual, socio-technical approaches, blending technical innovation with user experience and societal impact. Current interests include domestic sound zones, AI interaction paradigms, and eco-friendly HCI solutions.
