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Dooyoung Kim investigates the intersection of extended reality (XR), telepresence, and human-computer interaction, with a focus on overcoming barriers to seamless remote collaboration. Their most-cited work, "Holobot" (2023, 9 citations), addresses critical limitations in current telepresence systems—specifically, the restricted traversable space in virtual reality and the requirement for all participants to wear head-mounted displays. By proposing innovative solutions that blend physical and digital presence, Kim’s research aims to make remote collaboration more intuitive and accessible, particularly in the post-COVID era where such technologies have become essential. While early in their career, Kim’s work demonstrates a clear commitment to solving real-world usability challenges in XR, laying groundwork for more inclusive and spatially flexible telepresence systems. Their contributions are particularly relevant for researchers and practitioners seeking to enhance remote teamwork without imposing heavy hardware demands.
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- 1Holobot9 citations · 2023