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Jeongmi Lee is a rising scholar in human-computer interaction, whose work centers on extended reality (XR) and telepresence systems for remote collaboration. Her most-cited paper, "Holobot" (2023, 9 citations), tackles critical barriers in virtual collaboration—specifically the limited traversable space in VR and the requirement for all participants to wear head-mounted displays. By proposing a hybrid system that integrates physical and virtual elements, Lee addresses real-world usability challenges that emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic. Her research bridges the gap between immersive technology and practical, inclusive design, aiming to make remote interaction more natural and accessible. Though early in her career, Lee’s focus on solving core limitations of XR systems signals a promising trajectory. Her work not only advances technical solutions but also considers the human experience, making her a notable voice in the future of collaborative virtual environments.
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- 1Holobot9 citations · 2023