Junyong Noh

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

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Junyong Noh is a leading figure in computer graphics and animation, with a particular focus on character animation, facial modeling, and physically based simulation. His work bridges technical innovation and artistic storytelling, most notably demonstrated in the short film *Taming the Cat* (2009), which creatively applies principles of feline behavior to 3D character animation. In this piece, Noh explores how a robot tames a mutant tiger by leveraging natural cat mannerisms, showcasing his ability to infuse technical rigor with humor and narrative charm. Though his citation counts remain modest—*Taming the Cat* has garnered 2 citations—his impact is felt through his contributions to realistic character motion and expressive digital creatures. Noh’s research has influenced both academic circles and practical animation pipelines, emphasizing the importance of behavioral authenticity in virtual characters. His work continues to inspire students and researchers interested in the intersection of computer science and visual storytelling, making him a respected voice in the field of digital character animation.