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Human-computer Interaction
Creative Technologist

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Hi! I am currently a Master’s student at the Carnegie Mellon University, Entertainment Technology Center, and an incoming InfoSci PhD student at Cornell University, College of Computing and Information Science starting in Fall 2026.

My research interests lie in computational fabrication, structural simulation, and building machinery and robotics for manufacturing within the field of human–computer interaction, and also, how AI can empower the fabrication process. More broadly, I aim to develop systems that bridge digital design and physical instantiation, enabling new forms of interaction across domains such as wearables, AR, and robotics. I am currently developing independent research project at Carnegie Mellon University, Human-Computer Interaction Institute.

Previously, I was a visiting research student in the HCI Engineering Group at MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, and an HCI research intern at the Future Laboratory, Tsinghua University. I received my Bachelor’s degree in Textile Engineering from Soochow University (Suzhou, China), where I was advised at the National Engineering Laboratory for Modern Silk.

Publications
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Peizhong Gao, Fan liu, Di Wen, Yuze Gao, Linxin Zhang, Chikelei Wang, Qiwei Zhang, Yu Zhang, Shao-en Ma, Qi Lu, Haipeng Mi, Yingqing Xu
A novel task-oriented development platform crafted to aid semi-professionals in navigating the diverse requirements of potential application scenarios and effectively prototyping ideas. Mul-O facilitates the swift association and integration of olfactory experiences into functional designs, system integrations, and concept validations. Comprising a web UI for task-oriented development, an API server for seamless third-party integration, and wireless olfactory display hardware, Mul-O significantly enhances the ideation and prototyping process in multisensory tasks. This was verified by a 15-day workshop attended by 30 participants.
UIST 2024
Projects
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