// Research

Expanding how people perceive, create, and interact.

I study how spatial and multimodal interfaces can make information easier to perceive, interpret, and act on in real-world contexts.

My work combines user research, co-design, prototyping, and evaluation across Extended Reality, sensing, and accessible interaction.

Core question: How can emerging technologies expand human perception and interaction?
Research interests: HCI // Interaction Design // Extended Reality // Technology Perception // Accessibility
Outcome: Clearer, more accessible interaction

Research Directions

Spatial interfaces that connect digital information with real-world places, objects, and activities.

Transforming invisible information into cues people can see, hear, and feel.

Co-designing systems that reduce barriers and support diverse ways of perceiving.

CHI 2026 2026

Accessibility // Augmented Reality // Co-design

Anna Surovková, Tianze Xie, Xinan Yang, & Seungwoo Je

SoundWeAR explores how co-designed AR sound cues can support outdoor awareness for people who are Deaf or hard of hearing.