Jinho Lee
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About
Jinho Lee is a pioneering researcher in human-computer interaction, with a focus on designing technologies that bridge the emotional and physical gaps in remote relationships. His work centers on reimagining communication for work-separated families, challenging the limitations of conventional video calls by exploring how shared presence and spatial awareness can foster deeper connection. Lee’s most cited paper, “My Being to Your Place, Your Being to My Place” (2018, 26 citations), introduces a visionary framework for creating reciprocal, embodied experiences that make remote interactions feel more like cohabitation. This foundational work has influenced subsequent studies on telepresence and intimate media, earning recognition for its human-centered approach to technology. Beyond this, Lee’s research spans ubiquitous computing and affective interfaces, often emphasizing empathy and mutual engagement over efficiency. His contributions have been presented at top venues like CHI and UbiComp, and he is known for blending theoretical insights with practical design prototypes. With a growing citation impact, Lee continues to shape how we think about closeness in a digitally mediated world, inspiring new directions in remote togetherness.
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- 1My Being to Your Place, Your Being to My Place26 citations · 2018