Maria Larsson is a research engineer merging human–computer interaction, computational geometry, and an architectural design background to create digital tools for sustainable manufacturing and zero-waste pattern design. With 11 years of experience and a PhD from The University of Tokyo, she has led and published work in top venues (SIGGRAPH, CHI, SCF), given keynote talks, and exhibited projects that translate research into real-world fabrication and construction applications. Based in Tokyo with roles spanning The University of Tokyo, Aalto, and industry at SXD, she designs computational methods that repurpose irregular scrap materials and optimize material use in apparel and interiors. She combines academic leadership—organizing community events and serving on major conference committees—with hands-on prototyping and interdisciplinary collaboration, reflecting a rare blend of design sensibility and rigorous engineering.
11 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
University of Tokyo
Bachelor of Arts - BA, History of Art and Architecture, Bachelor of Arts - BA, History of Art and Architecture at Harvard University
Bachelor of Science - BS, Architecture, Bachelor of Science - BS, Architecture at KTH Royal Institute of Technology
This is the repository of a Tsugite. It is a research prototype of an interactive software that supports the design and fabrication of wood joints.
Contributions:138 commits, 11 PRs, 47 pushes in 2 years 2 months
cadfabricationcamjointprototype
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