The project mainly consists of two parts:
1. AI music generation online platform: Based on AI technology, it converts users’ stories into music and sounds, and supports users to create emotional music.
Diplomprosjekt
The project mainly consists of two parts:
1. AI music generation online platform: Based on AI technology, it converts users’ stories into music and sounds, and supports users to create emotional music.
The project identified five key challenges in parent-child relationships, with “unequal power dynamics” serving as the core leverage point. Besides, these challenges are often manifested through the unconscious repetition of outdated communication habits that fail to meet the evolving needs of the relationship.
Many challenges in note-taking during the learning process stem from limitations in cognitive abilities and working memory capacity, which often prevent notes from achieving their intended effectiveness. AI-driven contextual support can effectively address these limitations while fostering active engage-ment in learning.
The project consists of two main components: an “Ancient China VR” game, where users take on the roles of Chinese poets to explore cultural history through VR; and a user flow that reimagines the format of educational interactions.
This industrial design and engineering project focuses on conducting research by design, emphasizing the product design, prototyping, and devlopment of new ideas. The goal is to ensure that the resulting designs are warkable, viable, and manufacturable. My personal objective is to create products that en-courage better user choices, expand my skills in design, production, and sustainability.
This project takes inspiration from the complexities of stroke recovery, focusing on how design can support fine motor skill rehabilitation in an intuitive and enjoyable way. By exploring forms that encourage movement, fidgeting, and tactile engagement, the aim is to create tools that not only aid physical recovery but also provide a sense of interaction and personal connection.
For many, self-tracking is a crucial first step in seeking help. Using a user-centered approach, I have explored opportunities to support women living with PMDD.
Addressing this in architecture means to base the design in other aspects than programme. The resilience that can take on a range of uses seems rather to be found in a building logic anchored in thorough studies of concept, structure, material and space, while the form should seek to be site-specific, and the expression rooted. With a spatial structure that is adaptable and resilient, while also portraying a certain identity, it seems possible to imagine not only an initial use, but multiple.