معرفی
Ravihansa Rajapakse is a researcher at the University of Sydney's Faculty of Engineering, specializing in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and accessibility research. His work focuses on co-designing inclusive technologies with people with cognitive or sensory impairments, leveraging collaborative methodologies and user-centered design principles.
- Key research areas: Human-Computer Interaction, Accessibility, Participatory Design, Assistive Technologies
His recent publications highlight innovations in respectful design practices, personal infrastructure development, and adapting DIY approaches for organizational contexts. Trends in his work emphasize inclusive design frameworks, assistive technology adaptation, and interdisciplinary collaboration with makers and disabled individuals.
Scientific Awards & Honors
- Dean’s Award for Exceptional Teaching, Swinburne University of Technology
- Honourable Mention for DIS 2018 paper
- 3-Minute Thesis Second Runner-up, QUT (2015)
- University of Colombo: Best Academic Performance Medal, Shared Best Final Year Project Medal
- Certificate IV in Acting: Perform Australia; SLIIT Codefest Designathon Winner
Rajapakse has contributed to cross-disciplinary teaching in IT project management, psychology, and sociology, while maintaining active research in inclusive technology design through grants and collaborative projects.
