Yu-Hin Chan

National Taipei University of Technology

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Yu-Hin Chan is a rising researcher at the intersection of human-computer interaction, extended reality (XR), and exertion gaming. Their work explores how multisensory feedback and physical activity can transform digital entertainment, particularly in the rapidly growing domain of e-sports. Chan’s most-cited paper, “Metapunch X: Combing Multidisplay and Exertion Interaction for Watching and Playing E-sports in Multiverse” (2024, 6 citations), addresses a critical gap in the Olympic Esports Series: the lack of encountered-type haptic feedback combined with exertion interaction in XR games. By integrating multi-display setups and physical effort, Chan proposes a novel framework that blurs the line between spectating and playing, offering a more immersive and active e-sports experience. This work highlights their commitment to designing interactive systems that prioritize embodiment and user engagement. Though early in their career, Chan’s focus on merging haptics, exertion, and virtual environments positions them as an innovator in next-generation gaming interfaces. Their research promises to shape how audiences and athletes interact in the multiverse of competitive digital sports.