Interaction Design for Play, Learning, and Creativity
Wonder Lab investigates how emerging technologies can reshape human experiences of play, learning, and creativity. Grounded in experimental practices at the intersection of design, art, and engineering, we strive to humanize technology through theoretically informed and experientially meaningful interactions. Our research takes shape in novel products, media, and systems that expand the boundaries of interaction design.
Featured Projects
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Selected Publications
View allCo-designing Haptics for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Music Education with a Reconfigurable Prototyping System
TF-Shell: Facilitating Physical Deformation with Iterative and Shape Memory Thermoforming for 3D Printing
LLM-box vs. Thinking-box: Designing for Deliberate User Engagement with Distorted Information in Conversational Search
Enhancing Pitch Perception and Melodic Reproduction of Hard-of-Hearing Individuals Using a Vibrotactile Glove
Latest News
View allNew Wonder Lab Website Launched! The Wonder Lab website was renewed on June 24, 2026. The new website makes it easy to explore our projects since 2002 and browse the contents of our publications.
Paper Accepted to DIS 2026! A paper has been presented at DIS 2026. Sungyong presents a co-design approach and a reconfigurable haptic prototyping system to support music education for Deaf and hard-of-hearing learners through tactile interaction.
Two Papers Accepted to CHI 2026! Two papers from Wonder Lab have been accepted to CHI 2026. Sohyun explores how interface design can support deliberate engagement with LLM-generated information. Donghyeon presents TF-Shell, a thermoformable approach for iterative 3D printing.