My research has gradually shifted from building broadly interactive systems to understanding how they can better support people in specific context. I first explored software, hardware, games, and AI through prototyping, and later became increasingly interested in Immersion and Intelligence as ways of making interaction more engaging and adaptive. This led me toward XR, multimodal interaction, and AI-powered systems, while HCI research helped me move beyond building prototypes to studying how people actually perceive and use them. Throughout this process, Learning and Tutoring have remained a recurring topic, and now form an important context for my work on intelligent interactive systems.

These seven themes summarize the main threads across my research experience, project work, and selected coursework, and together reflect how my interests have developed across different contexts, methods, and technologies.