Hello! I am Dr. Aaron Raymond See, an enthusiastic member of the academic community at the Department of Electronics Engineering at National Chin-Yi University of Technology (NCUT). Hailing from the Philippines, I currently serve as an Associate Professor and am renowned for my pioneering work in haptics and assistive devices. As one of the international professors on campus, I have had the privilege of mentoring students from various countries, including the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, and India.

Whether you’re a student seeking mentorship and guidance or a fellow researcher eager to explore new horizons in engineering, I invite you to collaborate with me on this exciting journey of discovery and innovation. Together, we can push boundaries, inspire change, and help improve society through our innovative projects!

The Haptic Enhanced Assistive Devices Laboratory (HEAD Lab) is dedicated to developing innovative assistive devices aimed at improving the health and quality of life for underserved communities in developing countries. Through our program, we seek talented students who are passionate about engineering projects that make a meaningful impact. Currently, we are focused on creating haptic-enhanced assistive devices for use in education and vocational training for the visually impaired and blind, as well as in medical and industrial training, and advanced display technologies.

Our projects integrate a wide range of disciplines, including biomedical image processing, biomedical signal processing, electronic circuit design, haptics, mechanics, materials engineering, and machine learning. Participants will engage in a project-based learning approach at National Chin-Yi University of Technology, allowing them to explore the topic of Haptic Enhanced Assistive Devices. You'll work alongside a dynamic and enthusiastic team, gaining insights into biomedical device design, design thinking, and prototyping.

This program emphasizes a hands-on, learning-by-doing approach, aiming to develop a prototype that participants can further refine and implement within various communities. Participants will also have opportunities to engage in competitions and conferences. The anticipated outcomes of the program include developing viable solutions in collaboration with institutes and NGOs in the ASEAN region, publishing journal articles, and participating in international competitions and conferences.