Mes recherch­es s’in­scrivent dans les domaines de la psy­cholo­gie cog­ni­tive et de la psy­chogie sociale, elles por­tent à divers degrés sur la ques­tion de la com­préhen­sion intu­itive du com­porte­ment et des sig­naux man­i­festés par autrui. Voici quelques exem­ples de thé­ma­tiques qui m’in­téressent par­ti­c­ulière­ment :

• la com­préhen­sion intu­itive de la struc­ture visuelle des événe­ments
• la notion d’in­ter­face sociale et d’af­for­dances sociales dans les inter­ac­tions avec des robots
• le design de l’a­gen­tiv­ité
• les rela­tions entre con­struc­tion de l’in­ter­sub­jec­tiv­ité, expres­siv­ité et sig­nal­i­sa­tion sociale
• la con­sti­tu­tion tech­nique des inter­ac­tions sociales, notam­ment la ques­tion de la mise en présence des indi­vidus dans les inter­ac­tions en ligne

Respon­s­able du mas­ter men­tion Human­ité et Indus­tries Créa­tives (HIC) de l’UTC (https://www.utc.fr/formations/diplome-de-master/mention-humanites-et-industries-creatives-hic/)

Respon­s­able de l’équipe de recherche “Design & Inter­sub­jec­tiv­ité”

Arti­cles dans des revues a comité de lec­ture

• Bouch­er, C., Stow­er, R., Varad­hara­jan, V. S., Zibet­ti, E., Lev­il­lain, F., & St-Onge, D. (2023). Motion-based com­mu­ni­ca­tion for robot­ic swarms in explo­ration mis­sions. Autonomous Robots, 1–15.
• St-Onge, D., Lev­il­lain, F., Zibet­ti, E., & Bel­trame, G. (2019). Col­lec­tive expres­sion: How robot­ic swarms con­vey infor­ma­tion with group motion. Pal­a­dyn, Jour­nal of Behav­ioral Robot­ics, 10, 418–435.
• Lev­il­lain, F., & Zibet­ti, E. (2017). Behav­ioral objects: The rise of the evoca­tive machines. Jour­nal of Human Robot Inter­ac­tion, 6(1), 4–24.
• Abe, N., Lau­mond, J‑P., & Lev­il­lain, F. (2017). Using a dance nota­tion sys­tem to gen­er­ate move­ments in a humanoid robot: The util­i­ty of Laban nota­tion for robot­ics. Social Sci­ence Infor­ma­tion, 56(2).
• Lev­il­lain, F., Zibet­ti, E., & Lefort, S. (2017). Inter­pre­tat­ing the behav­ior and inter­act­ing with autonomous robot­ic art­works. Inter­na­tion­al Jour­nal of Social Robot­ics, 9(1), 141–161.
• Lev­il­lain, F., & Zibet­ti, E. (2012). Seg­men­ta­tion et per­cep­tion intu­itive dans l’in­ter­pré­ta­tion de l’ac­tion. Quels liens pos­si­bles ? Propo­si­tion d’un niveau inter­mé­di­aire de représen­ta­tion. L’An­née Psy­chologique, 112(2), 277–308.
• Lev­il­lain, F., & Flom­baum, J.L. (2012). Cor­re­spon­dence prob­lems cause repo­si­tion­ing costs in visu­al work­ing mem­o­ry. Visu­al Cog­ni­tion, 20 (6), 669–695.
• Lev­il­lain, F., & Bon­at­ti, L.L. (2011). A dis­so­ci­a­tion between judged causal­i­ty and imag­ined loca­tions in sim­ple dynam­i­cal scenes. Psy­cho­log­i­cal Sci­ence, 22(5), 674–681.

Con­férences

• Lev­il­lain, F., St-Onge, D., Bel­trame, G. & Zibet­ti, E. (2020). Towards sit­u­a­tion­al aware­ness from robot­ic group motion. In Pro­ceed­ings of the 28th Inter­na­tion­al Sym­po­sium on Robot and Human Inter­ac­tive Com­mu­ni­ca­tion (RO-MAN), Del­hi, India, Octo­ber 14–18, 2019.
• Gar­nier, F., Tsaï, F., Zam­plaras, D., Lev­il­lain, F., & Bihan­ic, D. (2019). Tamed Cloud: Sen­si­ble inter­ac­tion with a swarm of data. VRIC 2019: 21th Vir­tu­al Real­i­ty Inter­na­tion­al Con­fer­ence — Laval Vir­tu­al.
• Lev­il­lain, F., & Lep­art, S. (2019). Look­ing for the min­i­mal qual­i­ties of expres­sive move­ment in a non-human­like robot. AISB 2019 Sym­po­sium on Move­ment that Shapes Behav­iour, Fal­mouth, UK, April 18.
• Lev­il­lain, F., St-Onge, D., Zibet­ti, E., & Bel­trame, G. (2018). More than the sum of its parts: Assess­ing the coher­ence and expres­siv­i­ty of a robot­ic swarm. In Pro­ceed­ings of the 27th Inter­na­tion­al Sym­po­sium on Robot and Human Inter­ac­tive Com­mu­ni­ca­tion (RO-MAN), Nan­jing, Chi­na, August 27–31, 2018.
• Holken, H., Tijus, C., Bessaa, H., Rougeaux, M., Lev­il­lain, F., Par­men­tier, M. (2017). Per­son­al­ized Dia­log with Art­works: New Vis­i­tor Expe­ri­ences with IoT access for Muse­ums and His­tor­i­cal Sites. NEM Sum­mit 2017Conference – “Smart Con­tent by Smart Cre­ators”. Museo Reina Sofía. Madrid : 29/30 Novem­ber 2017.
• Lev­il­lain, F., Bian­chi­ni, S., & Quinz, E. (2017). Behav­ioral objects: A new par­a­digm for art and design? In Pro­ceed­ings of A Body of Knowl­edge — Embod­ied Cog­ni­tion and the Arts con­fer­ence CTSA UCI, 8–10 Dec 2016.
• Lev­il­lain, F., Lefort, S., & Zibet­ti, E. (2015). Mov­ing on its own: How do audi­ence inter­acts with an autonomous mov­ing art­work. In CHI EA’ 15 Pro­ceed­ings of the 33rd Annu­al ACM Con­fer­ence Extend­ed Abstracts on Human Fac­tors in Com­put­ing Sys­tems (pp. 695–702). ACM.
• Chenu, C., Ger­man, R., Gressier-Soudan, E., Lev­il­lain, F., Astic, I., & Roirand, V. (2014). Trans­me­dia sto­ry­telling and cul­tur­al her­itage inter­pre­ta­tion: the CULTE project. MWF2014: Muse­ums and the Web, Flo­rence.
• Orero, J., Lev­il­lain, F., Rifqi, M., Damez, M., & Bou­chon-Meu­nier, B. (2010). Assess­ing game­play emo­tions from phys­i­o­log­i­cal sig­nals: A fuzzy deci­sion trees based mod­el. KEER 2010: Inter­na­tion­al Con­fer­ence on Kan­sei Engi­neer­ing and Emo­tion Research, Paris.
• Lev­il­lain, F., Orero, J., Rifqi, & Bou­chon-Meu­nier, B. (2010). Char­ac­ter­iz­ing play­er’s expe­ri­ence from phys­i­o­log­i­cal sig­nals using fuzzy deci­sion trees. CIG2010: IEEE Con­fer­ence on Com­pu­ta­tion­al Intel­li­gence and Games, Copen­hagen.

Chapitres d’ou­vrages

• Por­ry, O., Bian­chi­ni, S., & Lev­il­lain, F. (2022). Faire oeu­vre avec des col­lec­tifs d’objets à com­porte­ments colo­cal­isés et com­mu­ni­cants. In A. Khatch­a­tourov, O. Ave­nati, P‑A. Chard­el & I. Que­val (Eds), Corps Con­nec­tés. Fig­ures, frag­ments, dis­cours. Press­es des Mines.
• Lev­il­lain, F., Bian­chi­ni, S., Bou­chon, D., Buch­er, C., Hoe­gy, A., Ker­brat, R., Lep­art, S., Pais, F., & Por­ry, O. (2021). Dans la fab­rique de l’intériorité : une explo­ration des façons d’être et des reg­istres expres­sifs des objets à com­porte­ments. In Que prê­tons-nous aux machines ? Approches inter­dis­ci­plinaires des inter­ac­tions homme-robot. Press­es Uni­ver­si­taires de Nan­cy.
• Zibet­ti, E., & Lev­il­lain, F. (2016). Off Road: Pro­fil­ing the art­work and the audi­ence expe­ri­ence. In S. Bian­chi­ni & E. Quinz (Eds), Behav­ioral Objects 1. A Case Study: Céleste Bour­si­er-Mougenot. Stern­berg Press.
• Bian­chi­ni, S., Lev­il­lain, F., Meni­cac­ci, A., Quinz, E., & Zibet­ti, E. (2016). Towards behav­ioral objects: A twofold approach for a sys­tem of nota­tion to design and imple­ment behav­iors in non- anthro­po­mor­phic robot­ic arti­facts. In J‑P. Lau­mond & N. Abe (Eds.), Dance Nota­tion and Robot Motion. Springer.
• Bian­chi­ni, S., Bour­ganel, R., Quinz, E., Lev­il­lain, F., & Zibet­ti, E. (2015). (Mis)behavioral Objects: Empow­er­ment of users vs. empow­er­ment of objects. In D. Bihan­ic (Ed.), Empow­er­ing Users through Design. Inter­dis­ci­pli­nary Stud­ies and Com­bined Approach­es for Tech­no­log­i­cal Prod­ucts and Ser­vices. Springer.