
Daehwa Kim
@talking_kim
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PhD student @cmuhcii | Prev @Apple Robotics, @Meta @RealityLabs, @hcikaist. 𦾠Making sense of sensing, for people!
Joined April 2018
Research is done in amazing collaboration with @nneonneo @hciprof ⨠You can find more details from our recently published paper at #CHI2025. Here are the preprint, full video, and code:
figlab.com
PatternTrack: Multi-Device Tracking Using Infrared, Structured-Light Projections from Built-in LiDAR
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Yes, your iPhone already has a projectorāusing invisible light! š±āØ In my latest research at @acm_chi, we repurpose its LiDAR dot pattern as a visual marker, enabling paired AR experiences without any online communication or pre-registration.
Anyway people never bought the "cell phones with projectors" idea. but your iPhone does have a laser in it, for producing a fixed dot pattern that it used with a low-resolution LiDAR for face ID. it's just infrared so you don't see it
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RT @huang_peide: š New Research on Human-Robot Interaction! š¤. How can humanoid robots communicate beyond words? Our framework, EMOTION, leā¦.
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RT @seeedstudio: How can humanoid robots move smarter in crowded spaces? 𦾠Meet ARMOR āan egocentric perception system developed by @talkinā¦.
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RT @lukas_m_ziegler: šØ Apple joins the robotics race!. Researchers from @CarnegieMellon and @Apple have developed a robot collision avoidanā¦.
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RT @simonkalouche: Occlusion will be a big challenge for robots operating in dense, obstacle rich environments common in manufacturing. Uā¦.
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RT @fly51fly: [RO] ARMOR: Egocentric Perception for Humanoid Robot Collision Avoidance and Motion Planning.D Kim, M Srouji, C Chen, J Zhangā¦.
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RT @OWW: ARMOR: Egocentric Perception for Humanoid Robot Collision Avoidance and Motion Planning.
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RT @CarnegieMellon: Say goodbye to dead batteries!ā”ļø New tech being developed at @SCSatCMU uses your body to charge wearable gadgets. Theā¦.
fastcompany.com
A new Power-over-Skin technology invented at Carnegie Mellon University could change the way we charge our wearables.
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This work was done at Carnegie Mellon and Apple, partially during my internship at Apple Robotics. I deeply appreciate my internship manager Mario Srouji and amazing collaborators Chen Chen and Jian Zhang. @SCSatCMU.Paper, videos and code (coming soon!) at
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RT @realkaranahuja: š¬ My lab at @NorthwesternU has a new website! Visit to see our latest research from CHI, ECCV &ā¦.
spice-lab.org
Explore our latest research projects and news at SPICE Lab.
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