The Global Research in Design Innovation Forum was held successfully. Dean of PolyU Design Prof. Kun-pyo Lee (Right 6) shared the moment with speakers and moderators: Prof. Donghui Cui (Left 5), Prof. Terrence Micheal Curry (Right 5), Dr Qin Gao (Right 4), Prof. Ting Han (Right 3), Dr Weitao You (Left 7), Dr Yang Zhao (Left 6), Prof. Stephen Wang (Left 4), Prof. Henry Duh (Left 3), Dr Sky Lo (Right 2), Prof. Yan Luximon (Left 2), Dr Jaden Park (Left 1), Dr Hailiang Wang (Right 1) and Prof. Stephen Wang (Left 4).
Dr YingQing Xu shared about the interdisciplinary multimode human computer interaction researches in the 2024 Global Research in Design Innovation Forum.
The 2024 Global Research in Design Innovation exhibition at the Jockey Club Innovation Tower.
Dr Hailiang Wang (Left 1), Prof. Yan Luximon (Left 2) and and Prof. Stephen Wang (Right 1) at the Global Design Research Exhibition.
Our students showcasing their research project from the exhibition.
The forum's objective was to convene academic leaders to delve into the impact of innovative design on industries and its societal significance. It also addressed the potential for revolutionising industries through new processes and approaches in the era of AI advancement.
The amazing lineup of speakers includes:
Prof. Donghui CUI, Central Academy of Fine Arts
Prof. Terrence Michael CURRY, Tsinghua University Institute for Future human Habitats
Dr Qin GAO, Tsinghua University
Prof. Ting HAN, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Prof. Yingqing XU, Tsinghua University
Dr Weitao YOU, Zhejiang University
Dr Yang ZHAO, Sun Yat-sen UniversityRepresenting PolyU, Dean of School of Design Prof. Kun-pyo Lee led a group of lab and project leaders to introduce the research at PolyU and engage in an inspiring exchange of knowledge with the guest speakers and attendees.
Concurrently, there was an exhibition showcasing research projects from PolyU Design and our collaborators opened alongside the forum. The exhibits covered a wide range of topics, including healthcare, education, mobility, and habitation. These design interventions aim to pave the way towards a more inclusive, accessible, and sustainable future.
PolyU Design looks forward to continuing to work with our collaborators for the advancement of a brighter future through design innovations.
