About
My research intersects the fields of human computer interaction, robotics, and haptics, exploring the design of novel physical interfaces. Two primary research directions are as below.
1. System-level design/evaluation of wearable haptic displays utilizing novel kinesthetic and vibrotactile feedback mechanisms
1. System-level design/evaluation of wearable haptic displays utilizing novel kinesthetic and vibrotactile feedback mechanisms
2. Component-level design/evaluation of soft/flexible actuators and structures enabled by various principles.
Currently, I came back to South Korea for a while to complete my military duty as a postdoc in the Soft Robotics & Bionics Lab at Seoul National University. Before that, I completed my PhD at Stanford University, in the SHAPE Lab.
I believe we can make our lives better with better physical interfaces because, people around me said, we live in a physical world.
I believe we can make our lives better with better physical interfaces because, people around me said, we live in a physical world.
I spend most of my time prototyping, drawing on how I can contribute to the real world with my skills. Other than that, I enjoy painting and drive to national parks to be immersed in the overwhelming nature.
