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Li-Te Cheng joined CUE in September 2000 as a Research Scientist specializing in multimedia communications and wearable computers. Li-Te's background is in computer vision, graphics, image processing, artificial intelligence, and software design.
Li-Te holds a PhD. in Electrical Engineering at the Multimedia Communications Laboratory at Memorial University of Newfoundland in Canada. As part of his doctoral research he developed a Windows-based application in which a user wearing a computer and equipped with a video camera collaborated with a desktop user via a shared panoramic video. He also modified the wearable computer to help people memorize piano music and learn ballroom dancing. In addition to this project, Li-Te developed a number of other networked video-based applications as part of this research. He holds an M.A.Sc. and B.A.Sc. in Systems Design Engineering from the University of Waterloo, Canada.
Li-Te also has extensive experience in creating and troubleshooting Web sites, both inside and outside of academia. During the past five summers, Li-Te participated in the International Space University, where he worked with small and large interdisciplinary teams from around the world on strategic projects.
Li-Te's latest work at CUE Research includes the development of Jazz, a set of enhancements to the Eclipse development environment that facilitates collaboration amongst a closely-knit group of developers. He also was involved in developing various features for Activity Explorer and Instant Collaboration and MoMail, a mobile email prototype for the PocketPC.
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