Yuxiang is now graduating from Interactive Media Arts at NYU. With his early years of daily practice in industrial design, he transitioned to the design of interactive experience with knowledge in multiple fields of engineering and media technology in his undergraduate studies.
His works are on and beyond screen.
He explores and integrate tangible, wearable, haptic, actuated hardware, new fabrication, and novel mechanics in the context of assistive technology, UbiComp, XR, and NIME. He's interested in hand-based interactions and how tools in the hands are used.
He approaches all design and research with a focus on open-source accessibility and manufacturability, advocating for the transformative potential of DIY, fork, and remix. He wrote a manifesto reflecting on what it means to fabricate the digital.
He's researching and developing tools that mediate humans and the recently excavated artificial nature: computational machinery.

His tech stacks involves:
‍Design/Fabrication of mechatronic and embedded systems with a industrial design mindset
Advanced manufacturing with novel materials and mechanics (e.g. compliant)
Web development in the context of media arts and ubiquitous computing