Pei-Cih Zeng

National Taipei University of Technology

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Pei-Cih Zeng is a rising researcher at the intersection of human-computer interaction, extended reality (XR), and exertion gaming. Her work focuses on designing novel interactive systems that blend physical activity with immersive digital experiences, particularly in the context of e-sports and the multiverse. Her most cited paper, "Metapunch X: Combing Multidisplay and Exertion Interaction for Watching and Playing E-sports in Multiverse" (2024, 6 citations), addresses a critical gap in the Olympic Esports Series: the lack of games integrating encountered-type haptic feedback with exertion interaction. By proposing a system that combines multi-display setups and physical effort, Zeng pioneers new ways for audiences to both watch and actively participate in e-sports. This contribution is notable for pushing the boundaries of spectator sports into physically engaging, XR-enhanced experiences. Though early in her career, Zeng’s work signals a significant step toward more immersive and health-conscious e-sports, with potential to reshape how we think about exercise, entertainment, and virtual competition.