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Shihan Yu is a researcher at the forefront of human-computer interaction, with a focus on wearable haptic technologies and virtual embodiment. Their key research areas include the design and evaluation of haptic interfaces that enhance the sense of presence and body ownership in virtual and augmented reality environments. In their notable 2023 study, "How Positioning Wearable Haptic Interfaces on Limbs Influences Virtual Embodiment," Yu systematically investigated how the placement of haptic feedback devices on different body parts—such as arms, wrists, and hands—affects users' subjective sense of virtual body ownership and agency. This work, which has already garnered 4 citations, provides critical design guidelines for developers creating more intuitive and immersive interactions in the metaverse and robotic teleoperation. By bridging the gap between physical sensation and digital experience, Yu's contributions are shaping the next generation of wearable interfaces, making virtual interactions feel more natural and embodied. Their research is particularly timely as the demand for seamless human-machine integration continues to grow across gaming, rehabilitation, and remote collaboration.
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