Yun Ho

Hello! I am Yun. I work on HCI research, and I graduated from National Taiwan University with a B.S. in Psychology.

My research applies cognitive science to novel interactions and assistive technology, focusing on nonverbal communication between humans and devices. I believe knowledge of human cognition, particularly body movements and perceptions, is critical for designing natural human-computer interactions. For body movements, I am intrigued by the potential of human motions in designing the device’s new input and output modalities. For perceptions, I am passionate about making information accessible by studying the individual differences in sensory processes.

My goal is to bridge cognitive science and technology, ensuring usability in advancing digital tools.