Anthropometry and fit
Head, face, ear, and body data for products that fit real users.
Asian Ergonomics Design Laboratory
Measure. Model. Make.
AED Lab turns Asian anthropometry, digital human modelling, AI-assisted design, and human factors research into products and systems that fit real people.
Asian body data
3D human models
Design translation
10
selected research projects
9
design tools and product outcomes
99
publication entries after 2026 source review
Geneva
2024 Gold Medal for AI-driven ergonomic headwear customization
Research
Funded projects, research themes, and translation paths.
We focus on physical and cognitive ergonomics including anthropometry, 3D digital human modeling, CAD/CAM/CAE, statistical modeling, usability testing, HCI, human robot interaction, AI in design, safety, and healthcare.
Digital human modeling
3D statistical models and parametric methods for design evaluation.
Human interaction
Usability, trust, wayfinding, mobile interfaces, robots, and AI agents.
Official profile synthesis
PolyU lists Yan Tina Luximon's expertise across ergonomic design, anthropometry, 3D human modeling, head and face products, AI in design, HCI, and human-robot interaction.
Current work
What changed recently.
A short source-backed timeline from PolyU official pages, PolyU Scholars Hub, OpenAlex, DOI metadata, and PolyU KTEO.
People
A research group spanning ergonomics, design, computation, and healthcare.
- Location
- V711-V712, 7/F, Jockey Club Innovation Tower, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong
- Roles
- Associate Dean (Research), Professor, School Research Committee Chair, AED Lab Leader, BA Product Design Deputy Discipline Leader, Postdoctoral Research and PhD Studies Supervisor.
3D head and face modeling
AI and mixed reality design systems
Construction safety and XR training
Healthcare, aging, and HCI
Previous graduates and alumni
Recruitment
We are looking for PhD students, postdoctoral fellows, research associates, research assistants, and student helpers. See openings for role fit and application materials.
Openings
Recruiting people who can connect bodies, behavior, and computation.
Applicants should send a CV and relevant portfolio, publication, or project evidence to yan.luximon@polyu.edu.hk.
PhD students
Best fit: anthropometry, HCI, AI in design, digital human modeling, healthcare, safety, and product-fit research.
Postdoctoral fellows / RAs
Best fit: publishable research execution, 3D modeling, statistics, user studies, XR/AI prototyping, or engineering collaboration.
Student helpers
Best fit: data collection, experiment support, scanning workflows, design prototyping, and publication preparation.
Products and tools
Research outcomes made tangible: forms, references, applications, and design tools.
The first-ever 3D digital database of Chinese head and face shapes.
SizeChina supports manufacturers and designers with practical, scientifically grounded design tools for Asian fit products across optical, medical, sports, and entertainment industries.
Head and face archive
Physical headforms
Faceform design tools
AI-assisted customization
Research translation
From lab methods to a PolyU start-up.
Sizefit is presented separately from SizeChina because it is a technology-transfer and entrepreneurship outcome, not simply part of the database project.
2023 PolyU Start-up
Sizefit Technology Limited
PolyU KTEO describes Sizefit as a start-up using AI technology developed from AidLab to create custom headwear products from generated 3D heads, with early focus on children's eyewear and specialized frames for special needs and disfigurements.
- Focus
- Custom headwear, children's eyewear, and specialized frames.
- Team listed by KTEO
- Yan Luximon, See Jun Hong, and Zhang Jie.
Selected publications
Search and filter the recovered archive, updated with recent Yan Luximon outputs.
Reviewed on 2026-06-28 against PolyU Scholars Hub, OpenAlex author data, DOI metadata, and official PolyU pages. Newer verified entries are placed first while the recovered archive remains intact.
Contact
Visit AED Lab at PolyU's Jockey Club Innovation Tower.
V711-V712, 7/F, JCIT, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong