Nikita Katushin

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Nikita Katushin is a researcher at the forefront of accessible human-computer interaction, specializing in low-cost motion tracking, augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR) systems. His most impactful contribution is the development of an affordable, sensor-driven smart glove for real-time motion tracking, designed to bridge the gap between advanced AR/VR applications and educational accessibility. This innovative glove, which maps hand movements to a 3D virtual robotic arm, was published in 2019 and has garnered 25 citations, underscoring its influence in democratizing immersive technology. By utilizing only an internal measurement unit and keeping the total cost under €100, Katushin’s work empowers students and hobbyists to experiment with AR/VR without prohibitive financial barriers. His research not only advances practical motion-capture solutions but also fosters a new generation of developers in interactive 3D environments. Through this notable achievement, Katushin demonstrates a commitment to making cutting-edge technology tangible and inclusive for learners worldwide.