Shervin Rasoulzadeh
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Shervin Rasoulzadeh is a researcher at the forefront of integrating haptic feedback and extended reality (XR) into architectural design. His work centers on material-informed design processes, aiming to break down the traditional, sequential workflows that separate early sketching from structural engineering. Rasoulzadeh’s major contribution is the development of the HeXA framework—a haptic-enhanced XR system that allows architects to feel material properties and structural constraints in real time during the conceptual phase. This innovation bridges the gap between design intuition and engineering analysis, enabling more informed, collaborative decision-making from the outset. With 3 citations to date, HeXA has already sparked interest in the emerging field of tangible digital design. Rasoulzadeh’s work is notable for its ambition to transform how architects interact with digital models, moving beyond visual simulation to incorporate touch and force feedback. For students and researchers exploring the intersection of human-computer interaction and architecture, Rasoulzadeh offers a compelling vision of a future where design tools are not just seen, but felt.
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