Jinha Lee

Jinha Lee is a renowned designer and entrepreneur, best known as the co-founder of Spatial, a groundbreaking immersive social platform for creators.

Throughout his career, Jinha has earned numerous accolades and recognitions, including being named a young global leader by the World Economic Forum, MIT TR35, Forbes 30 under 30 Asia, and one of FastCompany's 32 greatest living designers.

Prior to his work at Spatial, Jinha delved into creating innovative technologies for interacting with digital data, such as SpaceTop, an Augmented Reality desktop, and ZeroN, a levitating and freely moving physical pixel developed during his time at MIT.

During his tenure at Samsung Electronics, Jinha led the redesign of Smart TVs, transforming them into collaborative platforms and artistic data visualizations. He also co-designed the Bradley Timepiece, a tactile wristwatch for the visually impaired, which gained widespread recognition and led him to the TED stage in 2013.

Jinha Lee holds a background in Electronic Engineering from The University of Tokyo and pursued advanced studies in Media Arts and Sciences at the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

His past roles include serving as the Co-Founder & President, Chief Product Officer at Spatial, Principal Designer, Head of Interaction Group at Samsung Electronics, Senior UX Engineer, Head of Interactive Visualization Lab at Samsung Electronics, Co-Founder & Designer at Eone, and Research roles at Microsoft, MIT Media Lab, and Sony Computer Science Laboratories.