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Three inspiring days at SummerHCI and the AI for XR workshop.

Eyal’s talk on haptics and XR input devices and Jan’s talk on engineering users / perception were super inspiring.

Another GEMINI meetup in July, 2026.

I also paid a visit to Manchester before the event. The city was a bit boring but the Chinese food was nice.

I spent an overwhelming week at CHI ‘26 in Barcelona, Spain. On Wednesday, I presented our paper StylusPort.

I spent a great week in the beautiful historical town Lancaster during January 12–16. It was my first time being in UK.

Six people of the Aarhus team flew to Lancaster on Monday. On Tuesday, we visited Lancaster University along with our sister lab – GEMINI. On Wednesday and Thursday, the workshop continued at the Lancaster Castle and Storey. Within the three-day workshop, we listened to and presented talks about everyone’s research.

Our work StylusPort: Investigating Teleportation using Stylus in VR has been conditionally accepted by CHI 2026, which will take place in Barcelona, Spain.

I have officially started my PhD study at Aarhus University from Jan. 1, 2026. My supervisor is Prof. Ken Pfeuffer, and the PhD topic is Multimodal Spatial Interfaces for Human-AI Collaboration.

I attended ACM UIST ‘25 in Busan, South Korea to present my paper SightWarp. I also met my college friend back in CUHK(SZ) — Tian Min.

A week later, I went to Daejeon, South Korea to attend IEEE ISMAR ‘25. These were my first times going to academic conferences.

Our work At a Glance to Your Fingertips: Enabling Direct Manipulation of Distant Objects Through SightWarp has been accepted by UIST 2025, taking place in Busan, South Korea.