Our lab recently made a strong impression at the 2025 IEEE World Haptics Conference (WHC), where all members had a meaningful time. The conference, held in Suwon, Korea, from July 8 to 11, served as a premier forum for haptics researchers to share new research and innovative ideas. The conference was a great opportunity for the entire team to showcase their impressive work. We're incredibly proud of our students' achievements and their contributions to the international haptics community! 

• Master's student Heeji Sohn received an Honorable Mention in the Work-in-Progress (WIP) session.

• Ph.D. students Jiwan Lee, Jaejun Park, and Jungwoo Kim all won awards in the highly competitive Demo session.

• Ph.D. student Juhyung Son, along with combined master's and Ph.D. students Minsung Noh, Hyunyong Park, and Geunho Lee, were recognized as finalists for the Best Student Innovation Challenge Awards.

Our lab recently participated in the 2025 KHCI Conference, where all members had a meaningful time. During the conference, Master's student Hee-Ji Son presented her research in the Poster Session, gaining valuable experience interacting with fellow researchers. Additionally, postdoctoral researcher Dr. Chae-Yong Park had the opportunity to present a paper that was published in the prestigious CHI Conference. Through this conference, the lab members not only fostered academic growth but also strengthened their bonds with one another.