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Lok Wong’s research bridges the gap between embedded systems and interactive user experiences, with a particular focus on real-world applications in museums and public spaces. Their most-cited work, “Interactive museum exhibits with embedded systems: A use‐case scenario” (2017, 8 citations), demonstrates the practical feasibility of deploying embedded technologies beyond hobbyist or robotics projects, scaling them into engaging, large-scale installations. By exploring how these systems can enhance visitor interaction and learning, Wong has contributed to the growing field of tangible, technology-mediated education. While their citation count is modest, the work stands out for its applied, interdisciplinary approach—combining hardware design, user experience, and cultural heritage. Wong’s research offers a blueprint for integrating low-cost, embedded solutions into public exhibits, making interactive technology more accessible to museums and educators. Their efforts highlight a shift from theoretical embedded systems to impactful, real-world deployments, inspiring further innovation in interactive learning environments.
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- 1Interactive museum exhibits with embedded systems: A use‐case scenario8 citations · 2017