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Industrial design at Georgia Tech aims to fortify the designer’s role in humanizing connections between people and technology. Through purposeful integration of aesthetic, functional, utilitarian, economic, sustainable, social, and cognitive considerations, our curriculum prepares the new design generation with the tools to develop thoughtful solutions to the challenges of the 21st Century.

As part of a top-ranked research institute, our programs offer an evidence-based approach to design and valuable experiential learning opportunities. Through eleven research labs, fabrication and prototyping shops, design studios, and multidisciplinary collaborations, students gain exposure to practical skills valuable to many industries.

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2025 Industrial Design Pre-College Summer Program

Student at a workbench, with granite lamps arranged on the bench in front of him
 

Make 10 Marketplace Keeps Getting Bigger and Better

Georgia Tech Industrial Design Majors stand with Nicky Crawford, to present their design for the wash bus. On the right, a photo of Crawford doing laundry in the bus.
 

Industrial Design Students Partner to Create a Mobile Laundry Bus

Students carve pumpkins at the IDSA pumpkin ramble
 

Expert Jack-O'-Lantern Design at IDSA Pumpkin Ramble

Donald Burlock
 

Donald Burlock, Ingenious Maker from Georgia Tech

Renzo Jansema, Mees Van de Burgt, Olaf Kamperman, Jared Teiger
 

Georgia Tech’s International Design Influence

Georgia Tech Students Set to Showcase Innovative Robotics at HRI 2025

As the IEEE/ACM International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction (HRI 2025) approaches, six groups of Georgia Tech students from the School of Industrial Design are at the forefront of exploring how robotics can help build a more sustainable and socially engaging world. With the theme Robots for a Sustainable World, this year’s conference promises to highlight projects that leverage robotics to improve human experiences in diverse and impactful ways.

These six student groups are showcasing their innovative work through submission videos, each offering a unique perspective on how robotics can enhance environments, foster interaction, and even improve mental health. From interactive robots that transform art viewing experiences to designs that support mental restoration in fast-paced environments, these projects exemplify the power of robotics to change the way we live.

Stay tuned as we look forward to sharing more on these exciting submissions from Georgia Tech at HRI 2025.

Students stand with a robotic extension for queues.
 

Social Queue: Interactive Robots for Enhancing Public Waiting-in-Line Experience

Video still of overhead robotic cardboard wave.
 

Canopy – Restoring Campus Environments

Video still of origami-based sound deflection
 

Origami Echo

Video still of an automatic canopy for viewing art
 

Socially Interactive Robotic Origami Canopy for Augmenting Art Viewing Experiences

Video still of a man standing in front of a robotic butterfly
 

Kinetic Butterfly Installation

Video still of a woman standing in front of a wall-mounted plant display
 

Adaptive Urban Greenhouses

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Porsche student bike project

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design

Foodie bot renders

Master of Industrial Design

285 undergrad students, 106 grad students

Design Research Labs

The School of Industrial Design is proud to have seven top tier design research labs guided by experienced faculty and supported by passionate design students. 

CodeCraft Project

CoDe Craft Group

Lab Director: Dr. HyunJoo Oh

IPDL Project

Interactive Product Design Lab

Lab Director: Jim Budd

Lisa Marks Project

Algorithmic Craft Lab

Lab Director: Lisa Marks

GM HMI Lab

GM HMI Lab

Lab Director: Wayne Li

REAR Lab

REAR Lab

Lab Director: Dr. Stephen Sprigle

Scanned 3D vegetable lamp

Body Scan Lab

Lab Director: Dr. Roger Ball

Health Design CoLab

Health Design CoLab

Lab Director: Dr. Leila Aflatoony

Distinguished Work

The Estella Lounge Chair by Rebecca Scarbrough
 

The Estella Lounge Chair by Rebecca Scarbrough

Sahara Tote by Seryung Kim
 

Sahara Tote by Seryung Kim

AdaGarm by Fatima Ahmed & Catherine Ettershank
 

AdaGarm by Fatima Ahmed & Catherine Ettershank

Intanso by Kevin Park
 

Intanso by Kevin Park

arch by JO Yan
 

Arch by J.O. Yan

IN1 by Angele Chen
 

IN1 by Angele Chen

Ovi by Sarah Harris, Ngodoo Iye & Greg Parker
 

Ovi by Sarah Harris, Ngodoo Iye & Greg Parker

Sapele Serenade Lounge Chair by Jared Teiger
 

Sapele Serenade by Jared Teiger

Portal glass cabin rendering
 

Portal by Ken Kirtland

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