Category Workshops

The SpaceTop Center Workshop was successfully held on Friday, May 16 at KAIST Campus (Building N1) in Daejeon. The workshop featured presentations of eight student projects, followed by a poster session where students and attendees exchanged valuable feedback. The event…

This was the first SpaceTop workshop of 2025. All participating labs presented their sub-project plans for 2025 through 7 minute oral presentations, followed by poster presentations over pizza. <Workshop photo to be added>

On December 23, we successfully hosted the December Workshop. It was a lively and engaging event that celebrated the hard work and creativity of the year, offering a platform for both projects and student initiatives to shine. The day began…

On November 18th, Dr. Anusha Withana, Senior Lecturer at the University of Sydney, delivered an insightful talk on In-Situ Design and Fabrication of Personalized Interfaces at the November Seminar, hosted by Andrea Bianchi. Attendees enjoyed pizza before diving into the…

On October 28th, our quarterly workshop took place, this time with a hybrid format for remote participants. This event provided a platform for labs to share updates on their ongoing subprojects, with each session consisting of a 10-minute presentation followed…

On Friday, September 20th, Parastoo Abtahi, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Princeton University, delivered an insightful talk on the future of virtual reality (VR) interactions. Hosted by Sang Ho Yoon, the workshop titled “From Haptic Illusions to Beyond Real…

On August 28th, we held our August workshop, an event dedicated to celebrating the selection of Student Creative Autonomous Projects and fostering collaborative research planning. The event, which took place via Zoom, brought together enthusiastic participants eager to share and…

We successfully held the kick-off meeting for our new ITRC project on Monday, July 22nd. The meeting brought together all project members, setting the stage for our collaborative efforts in the months ahead. After a brief project overview by Professor…