KARE MCM (Korea Aid for Respiratory Epidemic: Mobile Clinic Module) is a mobile expandable negative pressure ward with advanced medical facilities developed to cope with an infectious disease outbreak. I was a junior researcher in a research team led by Prof. Tek-Jin Nam and desinged information architecture of user interface.

Working out alone at the gym often lacks the quality and intensity of exercises compared to the training session with a personal trainer. To narrow this gap, we introduce TrainerTap, which simulates the personal trainer's presence during solitary weightlifting workouts. TrainerTap replicates the trainer's manual interventions of tapping the trainee's body parts to capture their attention on target muscles and provides auditory guidance to support executing the movements at a consistent tempo.

Online fitness video tutorials are an increasingly popular way to stay fit at home without a personal trainer. However, to keep the screen playing the video in view, users typically disrupt their balance and break the motion flow --- two main pillars for the correct execution of yoga poses. While past research partially addressed this problem, these approaches supported only a limited view of the instructor and simple movements. To enable the fluid execution of complex full-body yoga exercises, we propose FlowAR, an augmented reality system for home workouts that shows training video tutorials as always-present virtual static and dynamic overlays around the user. We tested different overlay layouts in a study with 16 participants, using motion capture equipment for baseline performance. Then, we iterated the prototype and tested it in a furnished lab simulating home settings with 12 users. Our results highlight the advantages of different visualizations and the system's general applicability.