Summary
Arnaud Prouzeau is a Human-Computer Interaction and visualization researcher with 10 years of experience exploring immersive analytics, collaboration, and command-and-control systems across academic and applied settings. Based at Inria in France, he develops and evaluates multimodal interaction techniques and immersive platforms (VR/AR) to support data analysis, building management, and collaborative decision-making. His Ph.D. investigated collaboration around wall-displays in command-and-control contexts, followed by a postdoc at Monash applying BIM within immersive environments to improve facility management and energy efficiency. Comfortable bridging user-centered design, software prototyping and domain-driven research, he has built interactive tools from Java 3D engines to Hololens/HTC Vive demonstrations. Colleagues value his blend of rigorous experimental methods and practical system-building, often revealing design trade-offs that are not obvious until deployed in real-world control-room or facility settings.
10 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Human Computer Interaction, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Human Computer Interaction at Université Paris Sud (Paris XI)
Master's degree, Human Computer Interaction, Master's degree, Human Computer Interaction at Université Paul Sabatier (Toulouse III)
PSI*, PSI* at Lycée Thiers
MPSI, MPSI at Lycée Paul Cézanne
Master of Engineering (M.Eng.), Computing Science and Air Traffic Management, Master of Engineering (M.Eng.), Computing Science and Air Traffic Management at Ecole nationale de l'Aviation civile