We are happy to welcome Doga Dogan (https://www.dogadogan.com), research scientist at Adobe Switzerland. He will give an industry talk titled “Ubiquitous Metadata: Design and Fabrication of Embedded Markers for Real-World Object Identification and Interaction” as part of our B.Sc. lecture Foundations of Interactive Systems (FOIS) on July 15th, 2025, at 9.45 AM. Doga Dogan (PhD’24 from MIT CSAIL) focuses on embedding intelligent interactions and machine-readable information into everyday items. His research, recognized at ACM CHI, UIST, and IEEE ICRA, combines HCI, digital fabrication, and augmented reality for novel object interactions. He has held positions at Google, UCLA, UTokyo, TU Delft, and the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems. In his talk, he will present novel embedded markers that seamlessly integrate into objects for identification and interaction in mixed reality environments. These markers enhance functionality, security, and aesthetics using digital fabrication and computational imaging, enabling interactive experiences across product design, manufacturing, and more, by linking physical and digital worlds. Feel free to join the online talk via the following link