3D modelling and printing are becoming increasingly popular. However, beginners often face high barriers of entry when trying to use existing 3D modelling tools, even for creating simple objects. This is further complicated on mobile devices by the lack of direct manipulation in the Z dimension. In this paper, we explore the possibility of using… Continue reading 3D Modelling on Foldable Touchscreens

Generalizing Cauchy’s integral geometry formula to arbitrary closed trajectories exploring arbitrary domains.

Visualization, Meditation, Esoteric Buddhism and Virtual Reality

Two lines of “shy” security cameras greet the public as they walk a red carpet. These motorized cameras ressemble security cameras or avid reporters looking for a good shot; however, the moment the camera recognizes a face, it hastily looks away, ashamed of its intrusive attitude and avoiding eye contact.

A story of rocks, vibrations, emergence, and harmonies by Alvaro Cassinelli & Tobias Klein

Designing “synthetic therapeutic dreams” informed by a wearable monitoring the emotional response toward everyday objects and places during the waking hours

2014-2021. Humans (and a mischievous animated stone) introduce the necessary element of Chaos, while Order is maintained by three slightly opinionated robotic lanterns: the Toro-bots.

We demonstrate a method capable of turning textured surfaces (in particular textile patches) into opportunistic input interfaces with a machine learning model pre-trained on acoustic signals generated by scratching different fabrics.

An AI reinterprets the ephemeral nature of human dance using trails of laser light projected on the surface of phosphorescent rocks

2021. This artwork is concerned with the notion of presence conveyed through physical absence, and the minimal threshold of technological simulation that can produce the feeling of the performers’s presence in the space for the audience.

2022~. We propose a scalable strategy readily applicable to video-online teaching scenarios , bringing back some of the advantages found in a one-on-one personal teaching experience.

Training GAN with images collected from online dating applications, the art project attempts to explore human’s perception of beauty influenced by modern technology and social life.

2021. HORIZON is an interactive audiovisual piece created for the 360 stereoscopic panorama Gallery in the school of creative media in CityU.

An interactive installation designed for the 360° projection theatre immersive system.

2020. The Context-Based 3D Haptic Grid extends the visual and haptic feedback of the real-world to help users do precise mid-air 3D manipulations.

This project explores how the human brain and body respond to Augmented Reality experiences and how these findings can be used to develop novel medical therapies.

2019-2020. This project explores scalable methods for repurposing existing fields of light (e.g. from the sun or conventional electric lights).

This research aims to contribute to the development of PTSD treatment by investigating the potential of Augmented Reality (AR) narrative in treating PTSD.

“Spiritual World” is an interactive immersive projection trying to build an inner world to show the self-reflection process of participants visually and show the relationship between participants. Experiencing the “Spiritual World” is like entering other people’s inner world or let other people get into your inner world. The interaction between participants will be visually displayed… Continue reading Interactive Immersive Projection

An interactive laser-based projection system capable of sensing touch at a distance without the use of external cameras.

2020-2021. This installation invites people to chat over a table. The words, freed from the speakers, begin a life of their own.

The research based art work ‘What is it like to be a virtual bat?’ is the second in a series of multispecies, sensory ethnographies around the ecosystems of Lantau Island, Hong Kong, and is an attempt to acknowledge the limitations of human sensory capacities and how technology can be used to ‘mediate’ these constraints and embody more-than-human experiences.

The research based artwork Bubalus bubalis /16HZ-40,000HZ is the first of a series of works which adopts a ‘creaturely perspective’ that at once elevate more sensual, elemental and cosmopolitical understandings of multispecies perspectives, while documenting a mode of human animal-nonhuman animal sociality in this unique post-domestic context of Hong Kong.

2021. To facilitate a better understanding of what causes hazardous conditions to cyclists we created a dataset of classified hazardous cycling conditions.

[collaboration with the ESPCI – Ecole Superieure de Physique Chimie de Paris] We present a counterintuitive method to create a time-reversed wave by applying a time-controlled dissipation pulse. By successive application of this principle, we can destroy a monochromatic component of a broad band wave to make an “in situ” spectral hole burning. We demonstrate… Continue reading Damping-Driven Time Reversal for Waves

2019. Incredible as it may be, and despite the widespread recognition of Leonardo Da Vinci as the “father” of aerodynamics, nobody seems to have studied the aerodynamic efficiency of one of his more iconic designs: the aerial screw. I modelled the screw, and simulated Leonardo Da Vinci contraption using modern computational fluid dynamics (CFD, SimScale).

2021~. Serial Paintings (in collaboration with Daniel Saakes) aims at revealing hidden aspects of the physical and mathematical relationship between perceived image and its material support.

Integration of 3D stereoscopic laser-projection and conventional stereoscopic video

Reverse Panopticon: a modular multi-camera system for remotely teaching lectures involving practical demonstrations, providing students with a choice of viewing perspective.

Uttered words begin a life of their own over a table, desperate to join semantically close friends.

2021~. Project ESKY and ARIEL enable high fidelity Extended Reality (XR) experiences to be developed on any experimental hardware!

This mixed reality installation was made based on the creator’s personal experiences with child abuse and child abuse-related PTSD, which aims to promote public awareness on adverse childhood experiences.

2019. We are at a loss when words or pictures refuse to reveal their immediate purpose. Yet despite its graphical profusion, Leonardo Da Vinci’s Codex is very lucid in this respect: every page offers immediate enjoyment, regardless of a professional grasp of the subject matter.