Design for Vulnerability (D4V): Adaptability, Artifacts, and Apprehension
During this winter break, I had the honor of partnering with the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME) Social […]
Sheng-Hung Lee
Sheng-Hung Lee is a designer working and studying at MIT, and Board Director at IDSA. He is trained as an industrial designer and electrical engineer, and his approach to problem-solving is influenced by his passion for how design and technology impact and can be integrated into society.
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From Post-it notes to solutions. From artificial intelligence to anticipating intelligence
How do we prototype a meaningful, respectful, and impactful service experience? After conducting an intense three-month pilot test of my […]
Industrial Design Paradigm Shift: Reflection on Translating Dieter Rams Portfolios
This article synthesizes my thoughts and shares my reflections. All the sweat paid off when I received the Chinese version […]
What makes a design conference go from informative to inspiring?
I realized that it is still not easy to set up a series of standard universal criteria to measure the […]
Building an AgeTech City: Services, Community, and Technology
Design for aging has become a trend across almost every industry including people’s daily lives, public and private sector services, […]
Design for simulation: how to project your future self?
Recently, I’ve become passionate about the concept of Design for Longevity (D4L). D4L goes beyond discussing only design for financial […]
Design for Longevity: Service, Systems, and Sustainability
Last month, MIT AgeLab hosted the PLAN (Preparing for Longevity Advisory Network) forum in Cambridge, USA, inviting experts and leaders […]
A self-reflection on research ethics and design process
With these external changes in emerging technologies and socioeconomic shifts, finding adaptable and scalable solutions has become increasingly important. And […]
From Brainstorming to Bodystorming: an applied ethnographic perspective to view co-creation workshops
This fall semester, I am lucky to take the Ethnography Research Method 12-unit course, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) […]
Service Innovation in Space Design
What is service design? How do we define service innovation in lab space? How do we build an immersive and […]
A look into Design leadership at MIT Laboratories
When it comes to design-leadership-related topics, simultaneously, designers have so many questions in mind and, in seeking answers, ask for […]
Computational design experiment for older adult’s footwear
According to the 2019 Revision of World Population Prospects, by 2050, people aged 65 or above will account for 25% […]