I am a PhD student in the HCI Lab at Hasso Plattner Institute working with Professor Patrick Baudisch. My research interest lies in Human Computer Interaction (HCI), specifically laser-cutting in personal fabrication.
I have always been interested in exploring materials and fabrication methods with my side-projects, which can be found in my portfolio.
Previously, I worked under the supervision of Professor Lung-pan Cheng and Professor Mike Y. Chen during my undergraduate studies at National Taiwan University on projects in personal fabrication, shape display, tangible interaction, haptics, and virtual reality. There, I majored in Computer Science & Information Engineering, with a minor in Mechanical Engineering.
Design+Make
I am passionate of designing and making a variety of things while exploring different materials and fabrication methods. Through this journey, I aquired knowledge on numerous techniques in fabrication, which is an amazing experience. Here is a display of some of the works though out my journey.
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traditional Taiwanese Hakka-style wooden steamer with joinery

fluorescent acrylic, heat bending

a series of lighting designs with papers and origami

tote bag with a vibrant and modern texture

miter-jointed ceiling light inspired by Japanese windows (shoji)

simplistic umbrella holder mounted on the wall without visible supports

nightstand made purely with wood joineries

aluminium case for 1st generation Apple pencil designed for better grip and balance

dimmable lamp with an intricate origami design

reclaimed-wood from an used chopping board

electric-discharge-machined earrings inspired by squirrels on the campus

vintage-looking, oval-shaped cement lamp

my first woodworking project, part of a kitchen renovation

the spiraled semitransparent paper creating a great-looking gradient

cubic bonsai with plants sprouting from gaps between tiles

lampshade made of a single piece of folded paper

fish-eye-view of the nightsky in the wilds (print from rubber board)