Shan-Yuan Teng
@tengshanyuan.info
Assistant Professor at National Taiwan University (NTU, Taipei). PhD, University of Chicago (Human-Computer Interaction, Virtual/Augmented Reality, Wearable, Haptics) https://lab.tengshanyuan.info/
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Shan-Yuan Teng
@tengshanyuan.info
· Apr 23
“Seeing with the Hands” is the latest #CHI25 research from our lab (@pedrolopes.org) with Gene S-H Kim and Xuanyou Liu. We explore a sensory substitution that enables a flexible way of seeing (vision-to-electrotactile), e.g., hover an object and feel its shape before grasping if one cannot see.
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A pleasure to host Jun Rekimoto at the Human-Computer Integration Lab (lab.plopes.org) where he gave a talk about "Human-AI Integration". Inspiring as always and thanks for staying for a full day of demos and giving insightful feedback to many of our lab members. (thanks Romain for co-organizing!)
June 18, 2025 at 11:15 PM
A pleasure to host Jun Rekimoto at the Human-Computer Integration Lab (lab.plopes.org) where he gave a talk about "Human-AI Integration". Inspiring as always and thanks for staying for a full day of demos and giving insightful feedback to many of our lab members. (thanks Romain for co-organizing!)
“Seeing with the Hands” is the latest #CHI25 research from our lab (@pedrolopes.org) with Gene S-H Kim and Xuanyou Liu. We explore a sensory substitution that enables a flexible way of seeing (vision-to-electrotactile), e.g., hover an object and feel its shape before grasping if one cannot see.
April 23, 2025 at 4:57 PM
“Seeing with the Hands” is the latest #CHI25 research from our lab (@pedrolopes.org) with Gene S-H Kim and Xuanyou Liu. We explore a sensory substitution that enables a flexible way of seeing (vision-to-electrotactile), e.g., hover an object and feel its shape before grasping if one cannot see.
I am excited to announce that I will defend my PhD next week on March 24th 11:00 am (Chicago Time). You are welcome to join on Zoom, and learn about my PhD work on innovating haptic devices (2019-2025)! Event info: defense.tengshanyuan.info
Shan-Yuan Teng’s PhD defense
Enabling haptic experiences anywhere, anytime
defense.tengshanyuan.info
March 18, 2025 at 10:50 PM
I am excited to announce that I will defend my PhD next week on March 24th 11:00 am (Chicago Time). You are welcome to join on Zoom, and learn about my PhD work on innovating haptic devices (2019-2025)! Event info: defense.tengshanyuan.info
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really enjoyed being interviewed for this profile! was nice to reflect on addressing e-waste in research and building community 🥹 cs.uchicago.edu/news/jasmine...
Jasmine Lu on Sustainable Computing: Rethinking E-Waste and Innovation - Department of Computer Science
As the world races to develop new technologies, a critical question often gets overlooked: What happens to the old ones? Jasmine Lu, a sixth-year PhD student in Computer Science at the University of C...
cs.uchicago.edu
March 18, 2025 at 7:32 PM
really enjoyed being interviewed for this profile! was nice to reflect on addressing e-waste in research and building community 🥹 cs.uchicago.edu/news/jasmine...
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Robotic hand helps pianists overcome “ceiling effect." Passive training with robotic exoskeleton hand even led to motor improvements in the untrained hand. arstechnica.com/science/2025...
Robotic hand helps pianists overcome “ceiling effect”
Passive training with robotic exoskeleton hand even led to motor improvements in the untrained hand.
arstechnica.com
January 20, 2025 at 7:52 PM
Robotic hand helps pianists overcome “ceiling effect." Passive training with robotic exoskeleton hand even led to motor improvements in the untrained hand. arstechnica.com/science/2025...
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🎉 Workshop at #CHI2025: "Sensorimotor Devices: Coupling Sensing and Actuation to Augment Bodily Experience"
If you’re passionate about sensorimotor interaction, wearables, or motion-coupled feedback, join us!
🗓️ Deadline: Feb 13, 2025 AoE
🔗 sensorimotordevices.github.io
If you’re passionate about sensorimotor interaction, wearables, or motion-coupled feedback, join us!
🗓️ Deadline: Feb 13, 2025 AoE
🔗 sensorimotordevices.github.io
Sensorimotor Devices: Coupling Sensing and Actuation to Augment Bodily Experience
CHI 2025 Workshop - Yokohama, Japan
sensorimotordevices.github.io
January 14, 2025 at 3:39 PM
🎉 Workshop at #CHI2025: "Sensorimotor Devices: Coupling Sensing and Actuation to Augment Bodily Experience"
If you’re passionate about sensorimotor interaction, wearables, or motion-coupled feedback, join us!
🗓️ Deadline: Feb 13, 2025 AoE
🔗 sensorimotordevices.github.io
If you’re passionate about sensorimotor interaction, wearables, or motion-coupled feedback, join us!
🗓️ Deadline: Feb 13, 2025 AoE
🔗 sensorimotordevices.github.io
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Who better to review Jason Puskar's The Switch: An On + Off History of Digital Humans than @rachelplotnick.bsky.social, philosopher of the push button?!
Jason Puskar. The Switch: An Off and On History of Digital Humans. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2023. x+331 pp.; 38 black-and-white illustrations, 12 color plates, notes, index. $34.95 ...
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January 10, 2025 at 2:29 PM
Who better to review Jason Puskar's The Switch: An On + Off History of Digital Humans than @rachelplotnick.bsky.social, philosopher of the push button?!
Being an HCI researcher is not easy! It was nice hosting a panel at UChicago CS and hearing from our kind faculty members about cultivating culture, volunteering, dealing with failure, and more.
December 6, 2024 at 10:00 PM
Being an HCI researcher is not easy! It was nice hosting a panel at UChicago CS and hearing from our kind faculty members about cultivating culture, volunteering, dealing with failure, and more.
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Join us for people and technology seminar on Friday with a fun group and topic! Thanks @tengshanyuan.info for coming up with this one!
December 3, 2024 at 9:56 PM
Join us for people and technology seminar on Friday with a fun group and topic! Thanks @tengshanyuan.info for coming up with this one!
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What if you could learn to play a new musical piece in just a few practice sessions? In my new paper, we show that using haptic gloves to passively rehearse piano pieces can speed up learning by 49.7%, and negating forgetting between practice sessions.
November 25, 2024 at 8:19 PM
What if you could learn to play a new musical piece in just a few practice sessions? In my new paper, we show that using haptic gloves to passively rehearse piano pieces can speed up learning by 49.7%, and negating forgetting between practice sessions.
A fresh start on Bluesky: I am Shan-Yuan, a PhD candidate passionate about "haptics" (touch, texture, force), which we have mostly given up with touchscreens & VR/AR headsets. I re-envision and build new hardware that enables fun and dexterous computing interactions (hoping to start a new lab!).
November 25, 2024 at 6:18 PM
A fresh start on Bluesky: I am Shan-Yuan, a PhD candidate passionate about "haptics" (touch, texture, force), which we have mostly given up with touchscreens & VR/AR headsets. I re-envision and build new hardware that enables fun and dexterous computing interactions (hoping to start a new lab!).
