Yoon, Sang Ho (윤상호)
I am a researcher at Microsoft Applied Sciences Lab. 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 in Human computer interaction (HCI). My research has focused on promoting natural interactions through tangible and soft interfaces. Particularly, I have worked on enriching the capability of the human hands by employing customizable & multimodal sensing soft sensors, multimodal sensing textiles for eyes-free interaction, magnetic sensing based 3D mobile input, and instant & customizable everyday object interactions. Areas of interest include sensors, wearables, soft/tangible interfaces, and HCI.
Previously, I received my B.S & M.S degrees from Carnegie Mellon University in 2008 with major in Mechanical Engineering and minor in Robotics with college and department honors. During 2008~2013, I worked at research center in LG Display & LG Electronics. I participated in futuristic projects including 'Transparent & Public Display', 'Assistive/Rehabilitation Robot', and 'Smart Car User Interface'.
Previously, I received my B.S & M.S degrees from Carnegie Mellon University in 2008 with major in Mechanical Engineering and minor in Robotics with college and department honors. During 2008~2013, I worked at research center in LG Display & LG Electronics. I participated in futuristic projects including 'Transparent & Public Display', 'Assistive/Rehabilitation Robot', and 'Smart Car User Interface'.
