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Mimi Yoshii-Podger is an emerging researcher in Virtual Reality and Dance Choreography.
She is currently a research student at the University of South Australia.
Her primary research interest is in creating immersive and innovative tools for dance creators that utilise technology such as VR and motion capture (MoCap).
She is also interested in using technology to broaden audience accessibility.
Ongoing Research
Ongoing Research
Choreography in Virtual Reality
Choreography in Virtual Reality
Honours in Creative Arts, University of South Australia
Supervisors: Dr Sarah Neville & Dr Fanke Peng
Previous Works / Publications
Previous Works / Publications
Dance x VR (2020)
Dance x VR (2020)
University of South AustraliaCollaborators: Haru Iwasaki, Christie Natasha & Jenna LamSupervisor: Peter Nielsen
Princess Knights: A Work-in-Progress AI-Transformed Dance Video Work (2023)
Princess Knights: A Work-in-Progress AI-Transformed Dance Video Work (2023)
As a co-first author with Creative and Cultural Computing Laboratory, Kochi University of TechnologySupervised by Hiroki Nishino (NU London)Accepted for NICOGRAPH 2023 in Poster sections
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