Eui Min Jung

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Eui Min Jung is a researcher at the forefront of human-computer interaction and digital fabrication, with a focus on transforming passive architectural surfaces into active, interactive environments. His most notable contribution is the development of **Duco**, a large-scale electronics fabrication robot that enables the direct embedding of interactive capabilities into everyday structures like walls, facades, and windows. By bridging the gap between architecture and electronics, Jung’s work challenges the traditional passivity of built spaces, proposing a future where our surroundings can sense, respond, and communicate. With his seminal 2021 paper on Duco garnering **12 citations** in a rapidly emerging field, Jung is recognized for pioneering scalable, on-site fabrication methods that make interactivity an integral part of our physical world. His research holds profound implications for smart cities, adaptive architecture, and ubiquitous computing, positioning him as a key innovator in reimagining how we inhabit and interact with large-scale environments.