Dr. Kuo’s research explores how product systems respond to user intentions and emotions through human-AI collaboration, enabling personalised and meaningful design decisions. 

Her passion for industrial design began with a desire to improve the quality of life for people with disabilities. This motivation continues to shape her work, particularly in integrating human perception to support the development of innovative design methodologies. Her approach builds on Kansei engineering by integrating physiological signals and behavioural metricsto systematically translates user experience into actionable design parameters.

Currently, our team is working on intelligent human-machine interfaces for shared mobility. Additional research areas include:

- Technology that assists the design evaluation and creative collaboration, e.g., eye-tracking, generative AI, immersive reality 

- Affective and multi-sensory aspects of ergonomic devices using tools like 3D printing, GSR, and HRV.