Qi Sun

Professor with a deep interest in the transformative potential of immersive technologies, Qi Sun serves as an Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering. He leads the Immersive Computing Lab, where his pioneering research is at the forefront of Virtual and Augmented Reality, Computer Graphics, Computer Vision, and Computational Perception. Professor Sun's work is dedicated to the development of innovative multimodal and low-latency immersive interaction devices. His research aims to push the boundaries of how we interact with digital environments, focusing on creating bio-physically inspired wearable displays that enhance user experience and engagement. These devices are designed to seamlessly integrate with human perception, offering a more natural and intuitive interaction with virtual and augmented realities. In addition to his work on interaction devices, Professor Sun is also deeply involved in the creation of perception-aware VR/AR systems. These systems are designed to adapt to the user's sensory inputs, providing a more personalized and immersive experience. His research in this area seeks to revolutionize urban life by offering unprecedented virtual and augmented reality experiences that can be applied in various fields, from entertainment to education and beyond. Professor Sun's contributions to the field are not only technical but also visionary. He envisions a future where immersive technologies are an integral part of daily life, enhancing our interactions with the world around us. His work is driven by a passion for innovation and a commitment to advancing the capabilities of virtual and augmented reality technologies. Through his leadership at the Immersive Computing Lab, Professor Sun continues to inspire and mentor the next generation of engineers and researchers. His dedication to both teaching and research ensures that his students are well-equipped to tackle the challenges of the rapidly evolving field of immersive computing.