Jiasheng Li

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Jiasheng Li is a pioneering researcher in human-computer interaction, with a focus on wearable robotics, haptic feedback, and assistive technologies for older adults. Their work centers on designing miniature, mobile on-body systems that blend actuation, sensing, and interaction in novel ways. Li’s most cited paper, “Calico” (2022, 12 citations), introduces a relocatable wearable robot that travels along an on-cloth track, enabling precise locomotion for on-body interaction—a breakthrough in compact, self-contained wearable systems. In “The Design of On-Body Robots for Older Adults” (2025, 7 citations), Li addresses the underexplored intersection of movable robots and aging, proposing interaction designs to enhance well-being. Their framework for active haptic guidance (2023, 7 citations) reimagines haptic feedback as proactive rather than reactive, advancing mixed reality immersion. With a growing citation impact, Li’s contributions are notable for merging robotics, haptics, and user-centered design, particularly for vulnerable populations. Their work promises to reshape how we interact with technology worn on the body, making it more intuitive, responsive, and inclusive.