Capra
Capra is a system for collecting and exploring hiking data, helping hikers connect with nature and memories through a long-term personal archive.
Capra is a system for collecting and exploring hiking data, helping hikers connect with nature and memories through a long-term personal archive.
This project enables people to re-experience and explore their digital music listening history data in ways that change and evolve through time.
This project enables people to re-experience and explore various connections across their digital photo archive through different forms of time.
This project enables a pre-existing social group to explore a collective archive of their music listening history data through co-listening, and encourages social connection and reflection over time.
This research presents a music player that randomly resurfaces past songs from listening histories, creating situations for reflecting on digital archives.
Memory Tracer novel ways of surfacing and living with past location-based moments from your life.
This research takes a multi-year participatory approach to co-designing sound-based interactive technologies that support reminiscence experiences for people with blindness.
Metaphor Workbooks use creative metaphor-making about smartphone use to help teenagers build critical data literacy and reflect on their entanglement with the data economy.
This project investigates creative methods for disseminating research to bridge the gap between research findings and communities beyond academic boundaries.
Memory Compass offers novel ways of interacting with past location-based moments in your life.
PhotoClock enables you to relive memories in your digital photos based on the current time of the day as the clock ticks in the present moment.
This project introduces data intermediaries, exploring how they enable individuals to manage personal data independently and securely.
This research examines how AI and personal data can encourage self-reflection by offering alternative perspectives, posing unique questions for future design.
This research examines innovative home design, proposing ways technology can support diverse living arrangements and expand the definition of "home."
This study explores interactive systems that introduce humor into digital conversations, enhancing engagement through playful responses.
This research develops a framework for designing technology that emphasizes slower, reflective interactions, promoting deeper engagement.