Welcome to my HCI world!
I am Jindu Wang (王锦都), currently an M.Phil. student in (HKUST VisLab), at the Department of Computer Science and
Engineering of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), supervised by Prof. Huamin Qu.
Before joining HKUST, I obtained my B.S. degree in Software Engineering from Xi’an Jiaotong University.
Feel free to contact me! I'm always ready to make new friends and collaborate with you!
My primary research focus is on Human-Computer Interaction, particularly at the intersection of Wearable Computing, Cognitive Science and AI.
I aim to leverage the rich multimodal contextual information obtained from wearable devices, such as AR/VR technologies,
in conjunction with the capabilities of LLMs to understand user intentions and needs in specific scenarios.
By integrating theories from cognitive science, I seek to design and develop context-aware, seamless multimodal interactions and applications that enhance the quality of life and well-being for users, which follows two connected threads:
1) Understanding: How to utilize multimodal contextual information and user profiles to understand users' states, intentions, and needs at specific moments and in particular contexts?
2) Execution: How to design natural and seamless multimodal interactions, interfaces, and applications based on in-context understanding to provide proactive and/or user-initiated assistance?
I was a research intern in (KAIST HCI Lab) advised by Prof. Geehyuk Lee .
Previously, I interned at the Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences (ISCAS) and Lenovo Research , under
the supervision of Prof. Teng Han and Dr. Nianlong Li, respectively.
Also, I was a research assistant at Xi'an Jiaotong University, advised by Zhongmin Cai . Besides, I work closely with Xiang Li from the University of Cambridge.
