Kuan-Ning Chang
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About
Kuan-Ning Chang is a rising researcher at the intersection of human-computer interaction, extended reality (XR), and exertion gaming. His work focuses on creating immersive, physically engaging experiences by combining multisensory feedback with interactive systems. Chang’s major contributions include pioneering the integration of encountered-type haptic feedback with exertion interaction—a novel approach that allows users to physically feel and react to virtual objects in substitutional reality environments. His paper “Metapunch X” (2024, 6 citations) explores how combining multi-display setups and exertion mechanics can transform e-sports viewing and participation, addressing a gap in the Olympic Esports Series where few games leverage XR and haptics. In “Hit Around” (2025, 2 citations), he further demonstrates how mobile robots can substitute for virtual opponents, enabling realistic, full-body engagement. Though early in his career, Chang’s work is gaining attention for its innovative fusion of physical activity, virtual reality, and robotic haptics—paving the way for more active and immersive digital entertainment. His research holds promise for redefining how we play, watch, and physically interact in the multiverse.
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