Massimiliano Di Luca is Associate Professor in Psychology and Computer Science at the University of Birmingham. His research asks how people perceive, predict, and act in dynamic environments, and how that knowledge can be used to design technologies that feel responsive, intelligible, and grounded in human behaviour.
He leads interdisciplinary research, infrastructure, software, datasets, and translational activity across Psychology, Computer Science, BhamXR, the University of Birmingham VR Lab, and industry-facing projects including ARME and MyJAMS. His work has produced funded research programmes, open resources, public datasets, industry collaborations, spin-out activity, and tools used by research and creative communities.












































