Audrey's Interaction Lab
Our final project focused on developing an ADHD-focused fidget spinner and accompanying app. This innovative product combines the simplicity of a fidget spinner with advanced technology to provide benefits for individuals with ADHD. Below, I will discuss my contributions to the project, my role in the final presentation, and the improvements I plan to make … Continue reading SPIN SERENITY – Final Blogpost
Research and Empathy tools VISUAL IMPAIRMENT : RETINIS PIGMENTOSA 2. CATARACTS Empathy tools : Ideation & Tools Build Physical Impairments: Arthritis Concept Creation & Ideation Initial Prototype Build & Testing Pingpong ball & cardboard Concept Refinement & Prototype Refinement (add Sand Paper) Pingpong Ball, Cardboard, and Sand Paper (so that … Continue reading Future Selves & Empathy Tools
“Are our disabled bodies a problem, or is society the problem here?” The thing I learned the most from the talk is how scary society’s judgment is when people care more about what others think rather than anything else. High tech and a cool appearance don’t mean that they are the best of the best. … Continue reading Helping those with disabilities.
EAT YOUR CHIPS, EVERYWHERE, EVERY TIME! Presenting THE UNLOUD CHIPS – the revolutionary snack that silences the crisp all around you! The mask uses patented noise-canceling technology that blocks the crisp sound when you are eating your chips. Whether you’re roommate is sleeping in the dorm, your friend is studying on the library, or your … Continue reading UNLOUD CHIPS CAD RENDER
to create something that would be able to live its own live by itself I would describe Marc Newson as a philomath (/ˈfɪləmæθ/), a lover of learning and studying. From the interview he mentioned “push the boundary” more than one time and then he also explain that “it is about creating things so at the … Continue reading Marc Newson & Similarities and Dissimilarities of the 3 designers