Mingxu Cai
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Mingxu Cai is a researcher at the intersection of cultural heritage, human-computer interaction, and education, with a focus on making ancient Chinese craftsmanship accessible to modern audiences. Their most notable contribution is the development of *MakeBronze*, an interactive system that introduces children to the lost-wax casting technique used in Chinese bronze culture. By blending tangible, hands-on experiences with digital learning, Cai’s work bridges the gap between traditional art forms and contemporary pedagogy, fostering cultural appreciation through active engagement. Though early in their career, this flagship paper has already garnered 8 citations, signaling growing interest in their innovative approach to heritage education. Cai’s research stands out for its emphasis on experiential learning and cultural preservation, offering a model for how interactive systems can revive and transmit intangible cultural knowledge. Their work not only contributes to HCI and educational technology but also serves as a creative intervention in cultural sustainability, inspiring new ways to connect younger generations with historical practices.
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