He also serves as a faculty member of the SRA ICT-The Next Generation platform at KTH. In 2014, he co-founded the company Furhat Robotics, and since 2015 he has been one of 34 members of the Young Academy of Sweden—an independent, cross-disciplinary forum for some of the most promising young researchers in Sweden. His research involves studying human communication and developing computational models that allow computers and robots to speak face-to-face with humans.