Matthieu Cherubini is a Senior Technical Artist and design technologist based in Tokyo with over a decade of experience crafting 3D HMI, interaction design, and software prototypes for the automotive industry. At Woven by Toyota he builds Unity-based in-vehicle interfaces and production tooling that syncs design assets from Figma to runtime, and has defined color management and day/night adaptation pipelines for real vehicles. Previously at Volkswagen Group China he turned accident databases into interactive simulations, led a large motion-sickness research program (150+ participants), and prototyped eVTOL HMIs across AR/VR and hardware. His background blends an engineering foundation with art-school research—hevoked machine ethics in a PhD context and exhibited work at venues like Centre Pompidou—bringing a rare mix of experimental thinking and production-ready systems to mobility UX.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Design Interactions, Deferred, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Design Interactions, Deferred at Royal College of Art
C# / Unity class for an accurate (~ -1°/+1°) generation of our universe (stars, planets, moon and the sun) depending on a given location (lat/long) and time.
Contributions:6 commits, 5 pushes, 1 branch in 4 years 8 months
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