RuojiaÌýSun

  • MS, Creative Technology and Design—Creative Industries '24
  • TANGIBLE INTERACTION, HUMAN-ROBOT INTERACTION, NOVEL FABRICATION APPROACHES FOR TECHNOLOGY DESIGN
  • ATLAS INSTITUTE

Ruojia Sun is driven by a future where physical interactionsÌýare a part of our everyday lives, allowing people to engage with the world in new ways. She is also passionateÌýabout making sure that everyone is included in this future by broadening and diversifying who can use and create interactive technologies. Ruojia is always exploringÌýnew ideas, but her main research interests includeÌýtangible interaction, human-robot interactionÌýand novel fabrication approaches for technology design. Ruojia received her BSÌýand MEngÌýin mechanical engineering, with a concentration on robotics, fromÌýCornell University. Outside of the lab, Ruojia is engaged in ballroom dancing and social activism.

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Publications

Torin Hopkins,ÌýRuojia Sun,ÌýSuibi Che-Chuan Weng,ÌýShih-Yu Ma, James Crum, Leanne Hirshfield andÌýEllen Yi-Luen Do. 2025. “â€�. In:ÌýFrontiers in Computer Science: Human-Media Interaction Volume 7. (August 2025)

Thiago Rossi Roque,ÌýRuojia Sun, Ellen Do, Daniel Llamas Maldonado andÌýGrace Leslie. 2025. “â€�. In:ÌýTechRxiv. (August 7, 2025)

Chris Hill,ÌýRuojia Sun,ÌýEllen Yi-Luen Do.Ìý2022.Ìý“What to Design Next: Actuated Materials and Soft Robots for Children,â€� ACM CHI 2022 Workshop 39: Actuated Materials andÌýÌýStrategies for Human Computer Interaction Design.Ìý(New Orleans, LA—May 1, 2022).

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