SeungJun Kim

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Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology

South Korea

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Professor SeungJun Kim is a faculty member at the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, South Korea. His research areas include human-machine interface design, virtual reality usability, and enhanced navigation experiences for individuals with low vision. He has contributed to the field through recent articles examining multi-road user conflicts, adversarial attacks for autonomous driving, and the effects of context in user interactions with technology. His work aims to improve human experiences in automated environments and virtual settings.

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Ji Hyun Yi

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Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology

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Articles (19)

You're the One Whom I'm Talking To: The Role of Contextual External Human-Machine Interfaces in Multi-Road User Conflict Scenarios

Semantic Hierarchy-Guided Adversarial Attack for Autonomous Driving

Effects of attention-demanding task-based technique on reorientation in virtual reality

TimelyTale: A Multimodal Dataset Approach to Assessing Passengers' Explanation Demands in Highly Automated Vehicles

The way of water: exploring the role of interaction elements in usability challenges with in-car VR experience

WatchCap: Improving Scanning Efficiency in People with Low Vision through Compensatory Head Movement Stimulation

Evaluation of visual, auditory, and olfactory stimulus-based attractors for intermittent reorientation in virtual reality locomotion

Effect of optical flow and user VR familiarity on curvature gain thresholds for redirected walking

Assessing the Impact of AR HUDs and Risk Level on User Experience in Self-Driving Cars: Results from a Realistic Driving Simulation

Simulating Urban Element Design with Pedestrian Attention: Visual Saliency as Aid for More Visible Wayfinding Design

Logogram VR: Treadmill-Coupled VR with Word Reflective Content for Embodied Logogram Learning

Enhancing Wayfinding Experience in Low-Vision Individuals through a Tailored Mobile Guidance Interface

How Do Background and Remote User Representations Affect Social Telepresence in Remote Collaboration?: A Study with Portal Display, a Head Pose-Responsive Video Teleconferencing System

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Take-Over Requests after Waking in Autonomous Vehicles

How to Interact with a Fully Autonomous Vehicle: Naturalistic Ways for Drivers to Intervene in the Vehicle System While Performing Non-Driving Related Tasks

Gaze-Head Input: Examining Potential Interaction with Immediate Experience Sampling in an Autonomous Vehicle

A Cascaded Multimodal Natural User Interface to Reduce Driver Distraction

Cultural Heritage Design Element Labeling System With Gamification

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Ji Hyun Yi

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