Biography
Changyo Han is a Project Lecturer (Assistant Professor equivalent) in Interfaculty of Interdisciplinary Information Studies, the University of Tokyo.
His research interests include creating variety of physical interfaces for Human-Computer Interaction. During his PhD course, he focused on tangible interaction integrating 3D-printed physical interfaces to pressure-sensitive touch surfaces. He continues to work on prototyping of physical interfaces utilizing digital fabrication and wireless commnication technologies.
Previously, he has done research on high-speed optical communication systems during his master course and professional job at ETRI.
- Digital Fabrication
- Physical Interfaces
- Communication Engineering
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Ph.D. in Information Science and Technology, 2020
The University of Tokyo
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M.E. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, 2013
The University of Tokyo
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B.E. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, 2011
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Professional Experience
Projects
Publications
Awards
- IPSJ Interaction 2024 Interactive Presentation Award (participant vote) x 2
- IPSJ Interaction 2023 Interactive Presentation Award (participant vote)
- CHI2021 CHI'20@CHI’21 People’s Choice Best Demo Honorable Mention Award
- CHI2020 Honorable Mention Award
- IPSJ Interaction 2020 Interactive Presentation Award (participant vote)
- IPSJ Interaction 2020 Interactive Presentation Award (PC recommendation)
- TEI2020 Best Paper Award ACM
Skills
Expert, GUI programming
Intermediate
Expertise at DSP
Visual programming
Mostly for Physical Computing
Expertise at design for 3D printing
Parametric modeling
RF circuit simulation
RF circuit simulation
FEM for microwave components
Native
JLPT 180/180
TOEIC 970/990
Contact
- hanc@nae-lab.org
- 91C, Faculty of Engineering Bldg. 2, 7-3-1, Hongo, Bunkyo, Tokyo 133-8656