Junkyeong Park

Pohang University of Science and Technology

Papers

Total Citations

236

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About

Junkyeong Park is a pioneering researcher at the frontier of nanophotonics and computational imaging, whose work is reshaping how we capture and perceive three-dimensional information. His primary research areas include metasurface optics, structured light technology, and spatial computing—fields where he has made transformative contributions to depth-sensing and augmented reality systems. Park’s most influential work, “Metasurface-driven full-space structured light for three-dimensional imaging” (2022), has garnered 233 citations for its groundbreaking approach to replacing bulky diffractive optical elements with ultra-thin metasurfaces, dramatically expanding the field-of-view for 3D imaging. More recently, his 2025 paper “Advancing depth perception in spatial computing with binocular metalenses” introduces a compact, energy-efficient depth-sensing solution for wearable devices, addressing a critical bottleneck in augmented reality. With a combined citation impact exceeding 236, Park’s innovations bridge fundamental nanophotonics and practical device engineering, positioning him as a key figure in the next generation of spatial computing and immersive technology.