Asta Roseway
Personal Information
- KeywordsHuman-Computer InteractionWearable TechnologySmart TattoosFusionismCreative Design
- OrganizationMicrosoft Research
- Education (Institution)Parsons School of Design
- EmailNot disclosed
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Biography
Asta Roseway is a Principal Research Designer at Microsoft Research, specializing in human-computer interaction, wearable technology, and the development of smart tattoos. She graduated from Parsons School of Design and initially joined Microsoft as a graphic designer. Later, she became a "fusionist," dedicated to integrating art, science, and technology. Asta has led multiple innovative projects, including the "Printing Dress" and the smart tattoo project "DuoSkin." She is also one of the founders of programs like Microsoft Artist in Residence and Digigirlz. Her work aims to create meaningful and fantastical user experiences through technology while fostering the convergence of technology and art.
Work Experience
- 2000–Present·Microsoft Research·Principal Research Designer
- Conducted research and design in the fields of human-computer interaction and wearable technology, developing innovative projects such as "Printing Dress" and "DuoSkin."
- Advanced the Urban Innovation Initiative, focusing on the impact of urban density and climate change on future lifestyles.
- Led the creation of programs like Microsoft Artist in Residence and Digigirlz.
Education
- 1990-1994·Parsons School of Design·Bachelor's Degree
- Majored in Graphic Design, developing strong artistic and computing skills that were applied in the tech industry.
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