Assistant Professor
Department of Computer and Information Engineering
Daegu University
I study how intelligent technologies can understand, support, and augment human experiences through human–computer interaction, extended reality, multimodal AI, and physiological computing.
Building intelligent systems that place people, their experiences, and their well-being at the center.
Dr. Miran Lee is an Assistant Professor at Daegu University and directs the Human-Centered Intelligence Lab. Her research explores the intersection of human–computer interaction, immersive technology, artificial intelligence, and physiological signal processing.
Her work focuses on developing interactive systems that can interpret human behavior and physiological states and provide adaptive experiences in healthcare, rehabilitation, education, collaboration, and well-aging.
🎓Ritsumeikan University, Japan
Advisor: Prof. Joo-Ho Lee
Dissertation: Pain Facial Expression for Patient Robot based on Musculoskeletal Pain Inference
🏅Japanese Government Scholarship (Monbukagakusho: MEXT)
🎓Inha University, South Korea
Advisor: Prof. Deok-Hwan Kim
Thesis: Gait Phase Recognition Method Based on EMG Signals for Stairs Walking and Seizure Detection using SCOT Feature of EEG Signals
🎓Incheon National University, South Korea
Department of Computer and Information Engineering, Daegu University
Principal Investigator, HCI Lab
Service Robotics Lab., The University of Tokyo, Japan
Life Science Technology (LST) Co., LTD., South Korea
Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST), South Korea