Matteo Bosco

Matteo Bosco is a PreDoc Researcher at the Department of Software Technology and Interactive Systems, TU Wien, within the Virtual and Augmented Reality group. His work focuses on advancing human-computer interaction in immersive environments, particularly through conversational agents, neurotechnology integration, and circular economy frameworks. He contributes to the Circular Twin research project, addressing sustainable building design through digital twins and generative algorithms.

Education & Roles:

• PreDoc Researcher (PhD candidate) at TU Wien

Research Interests:
His primary areas include:

• VR/AR interfaces enhanced by large language models
• BCI-driven human-robot interaction systems
• Procedural building design using conversational AI
• Sustainable architecture via circular twin frameworks

He explores how immersive technologies can bridge human-centric design with computational efficiency, emphasizing accessibility and environmental sustainability.

Key Projects:

• Circular Twin (2022–2025): Developing digital ecosystems for circular buildings using BIM and VR.
• Neurotag Visualization Media: Comparing AR/VR/monitor-based BCI interfaces.

Labs & Teams:
Active in the Mixed Reality Lab and collaborates with the Virtual Meeting Room initiative at TU Wien.