Tianren Luo

Dr. Tianren Luo is a researcher at the School of Computer Science and Technology, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, and is affiliated with the Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences. His primary research areas include Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), Mixed Reality (MR), and Human-Computer Interaction technologies, with a particular focus on their applications in education, medical fields, chemistry experiments, and user interaction. He has participated in numerous international conferences and academic publications, with research contributions including sensory conflict effects on immersive interaction, virtual experiment interface design, and user experience-based spatial computing methods. His work has significantly contributed to the advancement of technologies and practical applications in the fields of Virtual and Augmented Reality.

• 2018–Present·Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences·Researcher
  • Focused on virtual reality and augmented reality interaction technologies, covering areas such as mixed reality system design, human-computer interaction technology reviews, and the impact of sensory conflicts on cognitive fatigue.
• 2020–Present·Virtual Reality and Intelligent Systems Institute, Hangzhou Normal University·Researcher
  • Conducting applied research on virtual reality and intelligent systems, with applications spanning education, medical fields, and chemistry experiments.

• 2018–2023·University of Chinese Academy of Sciences·PhD
  • Majored in Computer Science and Technology, specializing in virtual reality and augmented reality interaction technologies.
• 2014–2018·University of Chinese Academy of Sciences·Master's Degree
  • Specialized in mixed reality system design and human-computer interaction technologies.