Yoon, Sang Ho (윤상호)
I am a researcher at Microsoft Applied Sciences Group. I received my Ph.D. in 2017 from the School of Mechanical Engineering at Purdue University. I am particularly interested in applying novel sensing techniques to bring new forms of input metaphor for Human-computer interaction. My research has focused on promoting natural human-computer interactions through wearables and tangible media. Particularly, I have worked on enriching the capability of the human hands by employing multi-modal sensing textiles for eyes-free interaction, magnetic sensing based 3D mobile input, and instant & customizable everyday object interactions. Areas of interest include wearable/tangible interface, sensing techniques & fabrication, and novel input device.
I received my B.S & M.S degrees from Carnegie Mellon University in 2008 with major in Mechanical Engineering and minor in Robotics. I worked at Research Department in LG Display & LG Electronics for 5 years. There, I involved in futuristic product research including 'Transparent & Public Display', 'Assistive/Rehabilitation Robot', and 'Smart Car User Interface'.
I received my B.S & M.S degrees from Carnegie Mellon University in 2008 with major in Mechanical Engineering and minor in Robotics. I worked at Research Department in LG Display & LG Electronics for 5 years. There, I involved in futuristic product research including 'Transparent & Public Display', 'Assistive/Rehabilitation Robot', and 'Smart Car User Interface'.
