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Tian Min is an HCI researcher working at the intersection of material-embodied sensing, ubiquitous computing, and physical interfaces. He studies how materials, environments, and computational inference can work together to make sensing signals meaningful.
Currently, he is a Ph.D. student in the Lifestyle Computing Laboratory at Keio University, advised by Dr. Yuta Sugiura. Before Keio, he received his B.Eng. from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, where he worked with Dr. Wei Cai on social computing and decentralized web technologies.
AMES (DIS'26)
Vsens (IMWUT'26)
SoilSense (UIST'25)
AudioMove (MobileHCI'24)