Moe Sugawa

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Moe Sugawa is a researcher in human-computer interaction and virtual reality, with a focus on asymmetric collaboration and tangible interfaces. Their most notable contribution is "TeleSight" (2019, 12 citations), a proof-of-concept prototype that enables asymmetric collaboration in VR between head-mounted display (HMD) users and non-HMD users. This work introduces two interaction layers—a physical layer for direct tangible interaction—allowing non-HMD participants to engage meaningfully with VR environments. By bridging the gap between immersive and non-immersive users, Sugawa's research addresses critical challenges in collaborative VR, making multi-user experiences more inclusive and accessible. While their citation count is modest, "TeleSight" represents an early and influential step in designing equitable asymmetric interactions, laying groundwork for future studies in shared virtual spaces. Sugawa's work is particularly relevant for researchers exploring mixed-presence collaboration, tangible VR interfaces, and inclusive design in immersive technologies. Their contributions highlight the importance of considering diverse user perspectives in VR systems, paving the way for more collaborative and socially connected virtual environments.