Clément Truillet — Human-Computer Interaction researcher
Robotics engineer and PhD in computer science (HCI), I design interaction techniques between the digital and the physical world, especially in augmented reality.
I am currently a temporary lecturer and researcher (ATER) at ENAC, where I teach and do research within the Laboratoire Informatique Interactive (LII).
I am also a visiting researcher at LAAS-CNRS (RIS team), as part of the ANR IPaTRo project.
Augmented Reality
Interaction with the physical world
Situated Visualization
Telepresence Robotics

What’s new
News
November 2026
Paper “Amio: Designing a Telepresence Robot for Hospitalized Children” at IHM ’26
August 2026
Amio presented at the IEEE RO-MAN ’26 Robot Design Competition
December 2025
PhD defense
November 2025
Best demo award at IHM ’25
Selected work
Publications
Pointing at Physical Targets Around the Field of View of Optical See-Through Head-Mounted Displays
C. Truillet, M. Serrano, E. Dubois · INTERACT 2025
Occlusion Reduction Techniques for the Selection of Physical Referents in Augmented Reality
C. Truillet, E. Dubois, M. Serrano · IHM ’25
C. Truillet, M. Serrano, E. Dubois · IHM ’24 · Honorable Mention