Sheng-Hung Lee
Sheng-Hung Lee is an Assistant Professor of Urban Technology at the University of Michigan and Director of the d-mix lab. Trained in both design and engineering, his work explores how technology and human-centered design can shape more equitable and longevity-ready societies.
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From photogrammetry to Pi-shaped designers: lessons in future-oriented design
Designing the Invisible City: how the urban exposome shapes our future
Hijack your mentors: what I’ve learned about design mentorship
Designing public futures: how civic design transforms policy and participation
Creative Risk: charting an interdisciplinary path in design
Designing the invisible: the soft power of design from stuff to systems
Beyond simplicity: adequate technology for exceptional design
Making meaningful material: exploring Product Design, Service Innovation, and Social Impact
Redefining norms: what extreme users teach us about design
Choreographing power: government innovation through a Design lens
Creating with consciousness: how data and design meet desire?
Transforming Intuition into Innovation: the role of AI and Grounded Theory
Reimagining gym experiences: LongevityTech health service innovation
Navigating the New Design frontier: AI’s role in transforming creative processes
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