The School of Interactive Arts and Technology (SIAT), located at SFU's Surrey Campus, is an interdisciplinary research-focused school where technologists, artists, designers, and theorists collaborate in innovative research and immersive study.
A degree in Interactive Arts and Technology prepares students to play a leading role in the conception of new media and the design of inventive technologies. A SIAT education combines the science of human experience, the analysis of media and culture, the creation of original and experimental works of art, and the implementation of new technologies. Students bring these resources to bear on the most vital and innovative sectors of the economy, building the technologies and experiences that increasingly shape our lives.

The butterfly tent, an early proof of concept of a biofeedback-based emotion regulation game designed for school age children. Designed by professor Alissa N. Antle and Jinsil Seo.

Chronoscope by Amy Chen, Will Odom, Henry Lin, and Ce Zhong enables users to view, explore, and reflect on connections from the past that are captured in their vast personal digital photo archive.

Virtual and Augmented Reality, Visual Analytics, Interaction, Systems, and Experiments Lab with Wolfgang Stuerzlinger.

Body RemiXer is a mixed reality installation by John Desnoyers-Stewart, Ekaterina Stepanova, Bernhard Riecke, and Patrick Pennefather that connects immersants across the virtual/actual divide through emergent tactility and abstract embodiment.

REVIVE: A CODA presentation by Philippe Pasquier