Ludwig Wilhelm Wall

Ludwig Wilhelm Wall is a researcher specializing in human-computer interaction and personal fabrication. He recently completed his PhD at the University of Waterloo, focusing on "Intermittent Interaction Technologies," aiming to enhance product quality and manufacturing efficiency by integrating human input into production processes. His research interests also include the social acceptance of augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) technologies, the application of machine learning in systems engineering, and the integration of game design techniques. He has extensive research experience, including work on multiple personal fabrication projects during his Master's studies at the Hasso Plattner Institute and professional experience at a personal fabrication startup. His notable works include the interactive installation merging art and technology, "The Light Within."

• 2023–Present·University of Waterloo·Postdoctoral Researcher
  • Conducting research in personal fabrication and human-computer interaction, with a focus on intermittent interaction technologies and their application in sustainable manufacturing.
• 2019–2023·University of Waterloo·PhD Researcher
  • Researching intermittent interaction technologies and personal fabrication under the supervision of Daniel Vogel and Oliver Schneider.
• 2018–2019·Personal Fabrication Startup·Researcher
  • Participated in a startup founded by Patrick Baudisch's team, focusing on developing and optimizing personal fabrication tools.

• 2019–2023·University of Waterloo·PhD
  • Research Focus: Intermittent Interaction Technologies and Personal Fabrication
• 2016–2018·Hasso Plattner Institute·Master's
  • Field of Study: IT Systems Engineering
  • Contributed to various personal fabrication research projects and completed advanced Design Thinking courses