Undergraduate Researcher
SMM Lab
Stony Brook University
Developing haptic devices and VR-based surgical interaction systems, with a focus on hardware control and immersive interfaces.
XR · Robotics · Vision
Eunha Choi
I build where hardware meets software.
I’m a mechanical engineering student minoring in computer science in Stony Brook University. Through projects in VR/XR, computer vision, and robotics, I explore how physical systems and digital tools can work together.
- Study
- Mechanical Engineering
- Minor
- Computer Science
- Exploring
- XR · Vision · Robotics
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About
I learn by building systems I can see, test, and improve.
At Stony Brook University, I combine mechanical engineering coursework with computer science and hands-on research at the SMM Lab and MEIC Lab. I’m especially interested in projects where sensing, 3D interfaces, and physical systems come together.
My work spans haptic surgical systems, LiDAR mapping, robot communication, mixed-reality prototypes, and computer-vision experiments. Each one gives me a way to test how sensing, software, and physical systems work together.
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Experience
Researching how people and machines interact.
From mixed-reality robotics to haptic surgical systems, my research connects physical hardware with immersive, human-centered interfaces.
Undergraduate Researcher
MEIC Lab
Stony Brook University
Worked on mixed reality, robotics, LiDAR mapping, and robot communication projects. I plan to continue collaborating with the lab after returning to Korea.
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Tools & Skills
What I work with.
My current toolkit spans XR development, programming, robotics, computer vision, 3D design, and mechanical prototyping.
Contact
Let’s connect.
I’m open to internships, research opportunities, and collaborative projects related to XR, robotics, computer vision, and engineering design.