Hi! I’m Myungho Lee. I recently received my Ph.D. in Computer Science at the University of Central Florida (UCF), under the supervision of Prof. Greg Welch, a co-director of Synthetic Reality Lab (SREAL) at UCF. I joined SREAL in 2012 as a graduate research assistant, where I got hands-on experiences with state-of-arts VR/AR headsets as well as positional/biometric tracking devices for research projects.
My recent research focuses on making a more realistic experience in interactions with virtual humans. Particularly I’m interested in inducing Physicality Illusion — making people feel virtual entities as real – for the non-physical virtual humans using shared objects in the shared environment with virtual humans. I am also interested in measuring/analyzing physiological/behavioral responses in VR/AR.
Before joining UCF, I was a member of Digital eXPerience Lab at Korea University (KU), where I was first exposed to VR/AR. During the time in KU, I worked on making devices for novel interaction techniques. I still like tinkering hardware.
PhD in Computer Science, 2019
University of Central Florida
MS in Computer Science, 2016
University of Central Florida
MEng in Computer and Radio Communication Engineering, 2009
Korea University
BSc in Electrical Engineering, 2007
Ajou University
IEEE VR 2018 DC
IEEE VR 2018
IEEE VR 2017
IEEE VR 2016
Class Project
CHI EA’14
accepted in JVRB
Concept
Interactive installation
VRCAI’09, ISMAR-AMH’09
Interacting with Computers
Indoor tracking using IMU