Yuichi Hiroi
Senior Research Scientist, Cluster Metaverse Lab, Japan.

Yuichi HIROI is a Senior Research Scientist in Cluster Metaverse Lab in Cluster Inc., Japan. Yuichi received his Ph.D. in engineering at the School of Computing, Tokyo Institute of Technology (currently Institute of Science Tokyo), Japan in 2022. His B.Eng. and M.Eng degree is in engineering from Keio University, Japan in 2015 and 2017, respectively.
Yuichi worked as a researcher in NTT Service Evolution Laboratory, Japan (2017-2018), and as a post-doc research fellow for the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS PD) at the Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, the University of Tokyo, Japan (2022-2023). Currently, he is also a visiting researcher at Jun Rekimoto Lab, the University of Tokyo from 2023.
Yuichi’s research interests include mixed reality, near-eye display, vision measurement, and vision augmentation. His research contributions have been consistently published in international journals in the fields of VR/AR and optics, including IEEE TVCG and OPTICA, as well as leading international conferences such as IEEE VR and ISMAR. His work has also been recognized through awards at international venues such as IEEE VR, Augmented Humans, and SIGGRAPH.
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news
Jul 24, 2025 | My colleague and I presented at CEDEC 2025, the largest gaming conference in Japan. |
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Jul 21, 2025 | I will give an invited talk at IMID 2025 on Aug. 21, 2025, at the “Lightweight Design and Wearability for AR/VR/MR” session. |
Jul 08, 2025 | Our work-in-progress paper has been accepted and presented at IEEE World Haptics 2025. |
Jul 07, 2025 | We will organize 3nd Workshop on Seamless Reality: AR Technologies for Seamless Perception and Cognition between Cyber and Physical Spaces (WSR) in IEEE ISMAR 2025. |
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selected publications
- IEEE TVCGTowards Co-Operative Beaming Displays: Dual Steering Projectors for Extended Projection Volume and Head Orientation RangeIEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, May 2024