Huahui Liu

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Huahui Liu is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of robotics, mixed reality, and intangible cultural heritage preservation. Her work focuses on revitalizing traditional Chinese glove puppetry—a thousand-year-old performing art—by integrating cutting-edge technology. Liu’s major contributions include the development of interactive mixed-reality performances and specialized performance robots that bridge ancient artistry with modern audiences. Her 2022 paper on "Interactive Mixed-reality Performance for Intangible Culture Heritage Glove Puppetry" (4 citations) demonstrates how digital overlays can re-engage viewers, while her 2019 work "HinHRob: A Performance Robot for Glove Puppetry" (4 citations) introduces a robotic system designed to replicate and sustain puppetry movements. In 2020, she further refined this with "A Robot for Interactive Glove Puppetry Performance" (2 citations), enabling real-time human-robot interaction. Though her citation counts are modest, Liu’s impact lies in her novel fusion of robotics and heritage science, offering a replicable model for preserving endangered performance arts. Her work has been recognized for its cultural significance, positioning her as a leader in techno-cultural innovation.