Human–robot and human–system interaction is examined through timing, coordination and adaptive response.
ACTIC // INDEPENDENT DESIGN RESEARCH PRACTICE
[ CHOREOGRAPHING SYSTEMS ]
Movement as embodied interface. Movement as signal. Movement as relation.
I design and prototype embodied interfaces that translate human movement and physiological signals into interactive systems.
MOTION TRACKING · BIOSIGNALS · XR · PHYSICAL COMPUTING · REALTIME SYSTEMS
INPUT REGION // BODY · SIGNAL PATH // TONIC
EVENT -- // INPUT STABLE
BODY → CAPTURE → MEDIATION → RESPONSE → EVALUATION
Movement is captured, transformed and returned as perceptible feedback, then evaluated as part of a human–system interaction.
APPLICATION REGISTERS // HOW THE PRACTICE OPERATES
Movement becomes an expressive trace through feedback, transformation and performative relation.
Embodied action is structured, guided and returned as legible system feedback.
[ SECTION 01 ]
SELECTED WORK
[ 01 ] PROJECT / 2026
SIGNAL / XR / BIOFEEDBACK
MASKO
A tangible XR interface translating physiological signals and bodily movement into delayed, atmospheric feedback.
- ROLE
- Design research / Interaction design / Prototyping
- OUTPUT
- Tangible XR research prototype
[ 02 ] STUDY / 2026
INTERFACE / MOTION CAPTURE / COMPARISON
BEWEGUNGSKUNST
A comparative study of how Rokoko and MediaPipe capture, filter and visualise movement qualities.
- ROLE
- Research-through-design / Motion analysis / Prototyping
- OUTPUT
- Comparative movement-capture study
[ 03 ] CASE / 2026
RELATION / AUDIO / MOTION DESIGN
RELATIONAL RHYTHM
A motion-design film translating musical structures into spatial organisation, material behaviour and bodily relation.
- ROLE
- Concept / Art direction / Motion design / Audio analysis
- OUTPUT
- 2:30 motion-design film

[ SECTION 02 // ABOUT / COLLABORATION ]
Duc Bao Bui is a Berlin-based designer and researcher working across embodied interaction, motion systems and realtime prototyping.
His practice investigates how movement, physiological signals and computational systems shape perception, agency and coordination.
BERLIN / RESEARCH & COLLABORATION
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