Jingxin Zhang
Human Computer Interaction (Switzerland), Universität Hamburg
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About
Jingxin Zhang is a leading researcher in the fields of telepresence systems, human-robot interaction, and mixed reality. Her work focuses on overcoming the physical limitations of remote communication by developing natural, intuitive interfaces for exploring and interacting with distant environments. Zhang’s major contributions include pioneering studies on the perceptual thresholds for rotation and translation gains in 360° video-based telepresence, a foundational paper that has garnered 45 citations and established key design parameters for immersive remote navigation. She has also advanced the understanding of proxemics in dynamic human-robot encounters, demonstrating how mixed-reality avatars can subtly convey robotic intent through techniques like arm swing. Her 2019 evaluation of proxemics in dynamic interaction with a mixed reality avatar robot, along with her extended abstract on natural human-robot interaction in VR telepresence, each with 5 citations, further highlight her impact. Zhang’s work is notable for bridging the gap between virtual and physical presence, enabling more seamless and socially-aware remote collaboration. Her research is essential reading for students and engineers designing next-generation telepresence and robotic systems.
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