Keith Evan Green

Keith Evan Green is an expert in the field of architectural robotics and currently serves as a professor in the College of Engineering at Cornell University. He specializes in integrating human-computer interaction with architectural spaces, aiming to optimize human living environments through information technology and robotic design. Before joining Cornell University, he conducted research at Clemson University, where he served as a professor in the School of Architecture. His areas of research include designing interfaces for social spaces, architectural robotics, and the application of emerging technologies. His work has received broad attention, bringing new vigor to the fields of human-computer interaction and information science.

• 2010–Present·Cornell University·Professor, College of Engineering
  • Leads the Architectural Robotics Lab, researching the integration of human-computer interaction and architectural spaces.
• 2000–2010·Clemson University·Professor, School of Architecture
  • Focused on interdisciplinary applications of architecture and robotics technology.

• 1995–2000·Clemson University·Ph.D.
  • Major in Architectural Informatics and Robotics.
• 1990–1995·Clemson University·Master’s Degree
  • Researched architectural design and human-computer interaction technology.