Michael Lee

Principal Research Engineer

Americas

Biography

Mike is a Principal Research Engineer with Autodesk Research in Toronto, Canada, currently in the Simulation, Optimization, and Systems Group. Prior to joining the group, Mike was on the Research Transfer team working on the AutoCam library (ViewCube, SteeringWheels, ShowMotion, Navigation Bar, and other projects) and has worked on CadNano and Parametric Human projects. Mike holds a Bachelor of Software Engineering from the University of Waterloo and is interested in sustainability, user interfaces, and user experience.

Publications

Publication

2021

COVID-19 Facility Planning and Analysis: Designing a Multi-Agent Occupant Simulation System

The COVID-19 pandemic changed our lives, forcing us to reconsider our…

Publication

2020

Socio-Spatial Comfort: Using Vision-based Analysis to Inform User-Centred Human-Building Interactions

A well-designed workplace has a direct and significant impact on our…

Publication

2019

Demo: Semantic Human Activity Annotation Tool Using Skeletonized Surveillance Videos

Human activity data sets are fundamental for intelligent activity…

Projects

Project

2022

Simulation for Sustainable Buildings

With simulation results in hand, an architect can better predict the…

Project

2022

Systems Design and Simulation

Predictive models of complex systems will require a more scalable,…

Project

2022

Data Visualization and Visual Analytics

Visual data representations leverage the power of human perception to…

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