Researcher and Designer of Human-Computer Interaction
Yuxiang is a graduate researcher at the MIT Media Lab's Critical Matter Group, and a former Student Fellow at the Open Source Hardware Association. He builds open-source AI hardware for body-coupled robotics and fabrication — wearable, closed-loop systems for sensing and actuating the body, carried from lab prototype to manufacturable reference design.
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
AimBot Integrating Assistive and Informative Haptics through Field-Oriented Controlled (FOC) Motor Force Dynamics Capstone Project, Work In Progress
Data Nomad A Ubiquitous Cooperative Data Acquisition Infrastructure based around Open Hardware Enabling the Private Production of Collective data Open Project, Long Term
Project Parallax A Speculative Detour around the First Person Dominance in the Extended Reality Individual Project, Summer 2024
ChatITP: Creative Biosphere An Interaction-Centered LLM Workspace Powered by Creativity from the Past Research Group Project, Long Term
Light Mnemonics Light-based memory and interaction art 
De Orbitis Planetarum Artistic exploration of planetary orbits 
MIDI Glove Fingerstyle performance with MIDI Glove 
Hit Fingerstyle performance with On-Guitar Projection Mapping 
