Kyunghwan Kim | 김경환

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” I connect Humans with Computers through novel Physical Interaction techniques!! “

Hi! 👋 This is Kyunghwan, a Master’s student in School of Computing, KAIST. I am part of the Human-Computer Interaction Lab (HCIL), advised by Professor Geehyuk Lee.

I am highly interested in discovering novel physical input methods and devices to better assist input for AR devices.

Please refer to my CV for more information and the various extracurricular activities I have organized, including GDSC (Google Developer Student Clubs), two Toastmasters clubs (International Association to Develop Public Speaking Skills), G.OnNaRae (GIST Student Ambassador), and many more!! 🙌




News

2024 Oct 🛫 Excited to attend UIST ‘24 in Pittsburg to demo our Pro-Tact project and attend the Intelligent Soft Wearables workshop!
2024 Aug 👨‍🏫 Proud to share that I won the Outstanding TA of the Semester Award for the Wearable User Interface (CS486) lecture at KAIST! (22 out of 154 TAs selected)
2024 Jul 👉 Pro-Tact was accepted to UIST ‘24! It combines rapid rough pointing via Pro-prioception with fine-grain adjustments via Tact-ile feedback, enhancing eyes-free pointing accuracy in VR.
2024 May 🏅 STButton won the Honorable Mention: Jury’s Best Demo Recognition award at CHI ‘24 Interactivity!
2024 Apr 🎉 Our team’s work on evaluating multimodal attractors for RDW (Redirected Walking) in VR was accepted to Springer Virtual Reality!
2024 Feb 🎊 Can we make passive buttons to talk back to us through the tactile channel? STButton was accepted to CHI ‘24 Interactivity!
2023 Oct 🌉 Excited to attend UIST ‘23 in San Francisco to demo my Virtual Rolling Temple (VRT) project and attend the GenAI workshop.
2023 Aug 😎 How can we overcome the thin nature of the smart glasses touchpad? Virtual Rolling Temple (VRT) was accepted to UIST ‘23 Demo!
2023 Mar 🍀 Began a new journey as an M.S. student at KAIST HCIL!
2022 Dec 🎓 Won the Best B.S. Thesis Poster Presentation Award (1st place) from the School of EECS, GIST!! Enormous thanks to HCIS Lab.
2022 Feb 🎉 Our team’s work on evaluating multimodal attractors for RDW (Redirected Walking) in VR was accepted to CHI ‘22 LBW!