Max Graf

Mr Max Graf is a Visiting Professor at Queen Mary University of London's School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science. He is based in the Peter Landin building (Room CS 408) and can be reached at max.graf@qmul.ac.uk. His research focuses on innovative intersections of extended reality (XR), artificial intelligence, and music technology.

His work emphasizes human-computer interaction through gestural control systems, sensor fusion for musical interfaces, and real-time audio-visual integration. Key contributions include reducing sensor errors in mixed reality instruments and developing adaptive hand tracking systems combining EMG and vision data.

Though no formal awards are listed, his publications reflect pioneering work in immersive music interfaces and biofeedback systems. He collaborates with the school's research groups in electronic engineering and computer science, contributing to projects involving wearable technology and ergonomics in musical performance.

His current research trends show a focus on bridging AI-driven interactivity with tangible musical expression, exploring how extended reality environments can enhance both creation and performance through intuitive gesture-based systems.