Kia Ng

University of Leeds, Leeds College of Music

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Kia Ng is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of computer vision, robotics, and interactive multimedia systems. His work spans automated 3D reconstruction, technology-enhanced learning, and multimodal human-computer interaction. Ng's most impactful contribution is his early work on automated 3D reconstruction of interiors, where he developed integrated hardware-software systems—including a push trolley prototype and an autonomous robot—that combined laser scanning and video data for realistic 3D model acquisition. This foundational research, cited 52 times, laid groundwork for modern spatial mapping and autonomous navigation. He has also advanced technology-enhanced learning through interactive multimedia platforms with multimodal feedback, enabling richer educational experiences. Ng's exploration of musical robots and interactive multimodal systems further demonstrates his interdisciplinary reach, merging art, technology, and human perception. His work continues to influence fields from heritage preservation to robotics, showcasing how integrated sensing and feedback can transform how we interact with digital and physical environments.