Contact

I am here to answer any questions you may have about my work. Collaboration requests are more than welcome. Reach out to me and I will make sure to respond to your inquiry in a timely manner!

The DRL comprises two lab spaces, two storage areas, and a conference room. One lab space serves as a student workstation area, while the other is designed as a collaborative space for brainstorming ideas. These facilities are located on the 4th floor.

yujnkm@tamu.edu

I am a creative researcher in Mixed Reality (XR) + Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), focusing on interactive storytelling through inputs like EEG, eye-gaze, and natural locomotion.

My wide-area augmented reality (AR) projects delve into artistic exploration, including AR Theater and virtual stage design, AI audiences, and deploying volumetric captured choreography.

By experimenting with AR in wide-area spaces, I aim to expand human interaction and transform perceptions of spatial relations in augmented environments. I design system/environments for synchronous experience, exploring new human-computer communication accentuated by commercial adaptations

My goal is to investigate how behaviors and perceptions of physical space change through experimental interactions in an AR space. By engaging the interactive components we present in these AR layouts, users can explore new possibilities for spatial interaction and human expression. I often ponder how people would better consume live performances in mixed reality where all the computational limitations are lifted. My efforts expand reality by finding natural ways of communicating in a simulated reality.

I am currently pursuing a Ph.D. in the Media Arts and Technology program at UC Santa Barbara, I focus on immersive mixed reality experiences, interactive narrative, game design and AR theater. I enjoy conducting research in the Four Eyes Lab, with its inspiring view of the Santa Barbara coastline.

Elings Hall 2005, Building 266, UCSB

Santa Barbara, CA 93106

Parking Information:

1 Hour: $3

2 Hours: $5

3 Hours: $7

4 Hours: $9

The maximum daily parking fee is $15. Guests and scheduled visitors will have their parking costs reimbursed by the lab. The Polo Road Garage is less than a 10-minute pleasant walk from the DRL lab space.

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