Conceptual Design: Nest Water
The case I’m sharing is a small piece of work I had done at UW for the Industrial, Interaction, Visual Design Studio. Please be aware that this was not meant to be a complete design project, but a minor…
Road Trip Around Western Washington and Oregon
In the past holiday season (Dec. 2018), my friend and I had a road trip around Western WA & OR. We spent 4 days touring around the Cascade Range, experienced heavy snow on the Stevens Pass Highway, mist in the…
What I Have Learned in This 15-Month Intensive Master of Science in Technology Innovation Program at University of Washington GIX
Why I Write This? December 14th, 2018 was my last day on enrollment at the University of Washington’s Global Innovation eXchange Institute (GIX). I graduated from there with a Master of Science in Technology Innovation degree. There have been some…
Project Diversita: When Machine Learning Meets User Experience
In this two-quarter grad school project, I explored how to unleash the power of Machine Learning to fulfill requirements that were tricky for the previous generation of technologies, with the consideration of Human-Centered Design and Engineering. Background Project Diversita…
Niu Listed on Nasdaq
EDT 9:30am today in New York City, former colleagues of my previous company—Niu Technologies—started the IPO at Nasdaq. This is another milestone my fellows have achieved. As once a part of the team for a long ride, I do know…
Quick Thoughts On Assistive Technology
Just watched an independent documentary film called Between Sound and Silence on New York Times’ website. Before watching the film, I had never paid attention to the cochlear implant and never knew hearing impaired people could hear clearly with…
dynaTac: A Device Improves Fishing Performance
Background dynaTac is a novel consumer-facing technology which improves fishing performance. It was developed as the Hardware/Software Lab-II course project at the University of Washington, instructed by Gabe Cohn and Sidhant Gupta from Microsoft Research. A team of three students…