Summary
Myungin Lee is a faculty member and researcher with eight years of experience designing multimodal XR experiences that blend HCI, signal processing, and machine learning. As Director of the Multimodal Signal Processing Lab at University of Maryland and former AlloSphere PhD candidate, he builds immersive, multi-user systems and real-time toolkits (AlloLib, TINC) for large-data visualization and interaction. His background in acoustic signal processing includes reverberation estimation, crosstalk cancellation, and gesture-driven musical interfaces developed with C++, Python, TensorFlow, Kaldi and MATLAB. He has collaborated with industry labs (Samsung, LG, Nokia Bell Labs) on distributive research and led national projects on ultra-realistic audio technologies. Beyond technical depth, he pairs an artist’s sensibility with engineering rigor—creating interactive experiences that translate subtle human gestures into sonic and visual behaviors. Based in College Park, MD, he combines academic leadership with hands-on open-source engineering in interactive multimodality.
8 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Master's degree, Electrical and Computer Engineering at Hanyang University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Media Arts and Technology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Media Arts and Technology at University of California, Santa Barbara
Boston University
English, Korean