
Florian Müller
I am an Assistant Professor for Mobile Human-Computer Interaction at TU Darmstadt where I lead the Urban Interaction Lab. My research follows the vision of seamless mobile interaction in and with the physical world, where digital information, AI agents, and physical environments merge into a unified eXtended Reality. Towards this vision, I explore novel interaction techniques for mobile XR and collaboration with AI systems. My approach is informed by a deep understanding of body-centric, tangible and haptic interfaces, as well as strong technical expertise, aiming to make the interaction more efficient and accurate but also more enjoyable and fun.

Extended Reality
AR, VR, and mixed reality. Immersive environments, spatial interaction, and XR collaboration
View publications →Mobile Interaction
Interaction while moving. Walking, cycling, urban environments, and wearable devices
View publications →Embodied Interaction
Tangible, haptic, and body-centric interfaces. Physical input and feedback
View publications →Human-AI Interaction
AI systems, LLMs, co-creation, proactive AI, and AI-driven adaptation
View publications →Latest Publications
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If It's Safe, Don't Ask: Decreasing Frustration through User Involvement for Risky Robot Behaviors

Meme, Myself and AR: Exploring Memes Sharing in Face-to-face Conversation Using Augmented Reality

Anticipation Without Acceleration: Benefits of Shared Gaze in Collocated Augmented Reality Collaboration

Do It Fast, Forget It Fast: How Timing and Limb Visualizations Affect First-Person Augmented Reality Instructions
