About

Sheau-Jwu’s research focuses on the intersection of technology, human experience, and interactive design, emphasizing how embedded systems and data visualization can enhance communication and accessibility. Her work spans technology-driven art, interactive environments, and user-centered design, integrating IoT and sensor-based interactions to create intuitive and engaging experiences.

With a background in New Media Art and a master's degree in the IoT sector, MSc Connected Environments from CASA The Bartlett, UCL, Sheau-Jwu has developed expertise in embedded systems, data visualization, and real-time sensor-based interactions. Her research explores innovative ways to bridge the gap between people and technology, particularly in the context of interactive objects and digital-physical systems.

During her time at National Taiwan University, she worked with the Creativity and Entrepreneurship Program, applying user-centered design methodologies to help students identify real-world pain points through extensive user research and audience analysis.

In addition to her academic research, Sheau-Jwu is an active maker with hands-on experience in prototyping and interactive system development. At Creative Hub, she led workshops and assisted participants in bringing their ideas to life through rapid prototyping and interactive design methodologies.

• Interactive and Sensor-Based Systems
• Data Visualization and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
• TinyML and Edge AI
• Digital Twins and Smart Environments
• Multimodal Systems and Interaction Design
• Technology-Driven Creativity

Role

• PreDoc Researcher
  Artifact-based Computing and User Research, E193-04

Contact

• sheau-jwu.wu@tuwien.ac.at
• Favoritenstrasse 11, Room HE0206
• vCard from TISS

• informatics.tuwien.ac.at/people/sheau-jwu-wu
• tiss.tuwien.ac.at/person/425126