GCT.50065 Fall 2025
Augmented Humans
The idea of augmenting the human intellect has long tradition. The advancement of digital technologies has enabled physical, cognitive, and perceptual augmentation of humans. This course will introduce concepts and examples related to augmented humans where technologies enhance human capabilities beyond the individual. Students will learn basic research approach and state-of-art works in the field of augmented humans.
Course Staff
Instructor: Prof. Sang Ho Yoon
Office Hours: By Appointment
TAs: Jina Kim, Dongkyu Kwak, Kun-woo Song
Office Hours: By Appointment
Office Hours: By Appointment
TAs: Jina Kim, Dongkyu Kwak, Kun-woo Song
Office Hours: By Appointment
Course Info
Time: 13:00-14:30pm Mon/Wed
Location: N5 #2332
Assignment Submission & Grading: KLMS
Discussion and Q&A: Email
Location: N5 #2332
Assignment Submission & Grading: KLMS
Discussion and Q&A: Email
Project Gallery
Cool Video
HearD
Members: Hyojin Kim, Donghee Hyun
Multimodal Sound Localization Using Caption and Wrist Haptic for Deaf or Hard of Hearing in Virtual Reality
Bravo
Members: Artem Kim, Ceren Tarim
PFA Coach: A VR Practice Field for Psychological First Aid Skill Training
Son & Kim
Members: Taejun Son, Yeongjo Kim
Foot-IMU Gestures with Direction-Based UI Mapping for AR Interaction
Best Augmented Humans Project, IEEE VR 2026 Poster
MESS
Members: Choo Sheriel Shannon, Murad Eynizada
Dynamic Narrative Adjustment via Multi-modal Emotion Sensing & Simulation
ABC
Members: Selin Choi, Sun Ah Bae
Assembled Object-based Navigation in Virtual Reality Recordings
Game Haptic Experience
Members: Johan Roennquist, Youngin Kim
Abyssal Harvest: Multi-Spatial Haptic Feedback in VR Horror Gameplay