Humphrey Yang is a second year MSCD student and a researcher in Morphing Matter Lab, HCII. He graduated from National Cheng Kung University in Taiwan with a B.S. Arch. degree, he is interested in computational toolmaking for designers and how designers perceive, interact, and utilize them. His line of work is interdisciplinary, if not antidisciplinary. Started from architecture, his investigate computational design in various fields, including architectural electronics, mechanical simulations, materials and fabrication, and human-computer interactions. He believes that the paradigm of 21st century design is based on the mutual augmentation of humans and machines.