Keith Evan Green

Keith Evan Green is the Jean and Douglas McLean Professor of Human Centered Design in the Mechanical Engineering department at Cornell University. His research focuses on architectural robotics, where he designs physical environments that act, think, and grow with their inhabitants. Green's ARCHITECTURAL ROBOTICS LAB (ARL) explores how rooms and their furnishings can function as robots to enable, support, and augment their occupants. His work addresses various aspects of human interaction with environments, including work, play, learning, and healing. Green's website provides additional information about his research and activities.

Keith Evan Green is a Professor of Design and Mechanical Engineering at Cornell University, specializing in human-centered design, computing, engineering, and robotics. His research explores the integration of robotics with human interaction, focusing on assistive technologies, tangible interfaces, and collaborative environments. Green's work includes the development of robotic surfaces, interactive learning tools, and smart furnishings that enhance user experience and independence. His projects often involve participatory design and evaluation with clinical and educational stakeholders, emphasizing the socio-spatial aspects of technology. Key themes include computational thinking, spatial interaction, and the design of environments that support both physical and digital tools.