2019

Project Alias

Alias is a teachable “parasite” that is designed to give users more control over their smart assistants, both when it comes to customization and privacy. Through a simple app the user can train Alias to react on a custom wake-word sound, and once trained, Alias can take control over your home assistant by activating it for you.

IoT, machine learning, speech recognition, speculative design, online privacy

2018

Pour Reception

Pour Reception is a playful radio that strives to challenge our cultural understanding of what an interface is and can be. By using capacitive sensing and machine learning, two glasses of water are turned into functional controllers for the user to explore.

tangible computing, experimental interface, machine learning

Honorable mention in FastCompany’s Innovation by design awards 2018

2017

Digital Body Language

Digital Body Language is a text processor created to explore how digital text can visually convey more of the user's personal writing style and emotional state, as a part of the static text. Inspired by gestures from face-to-face interaction, we have explored abstractions of typing gestures within the digital text.

data visualisation, speculative design, ux/ui design

2017

Privacy Lamp

PrivacyLamp is designed to challenge internet users’ perception and awareness around the theme of online privacy and third-party trackers. While it takes form as a classic lamp, it is designed with a secondary (dis)functionality that mediates the activity of potential third-party-trackers on the user’s local network.

data visualization, critical design, online privacy

2017

Practio Healthcare Platform

Practio is a digital healthcare company, which designs services and products that gives citizens easier access to healthcare services. Two services have been designed to improve women’s experiences and safety around birth control pills. An app working as a daily assistance, and a subscription –and delivery service made in an innovative collaboration with pharmacies.

ui/ux design 

2016

CopenhagenAir

CopenhagenAir proposes how the experience of data can be created from both the collecting of data and the presentation of data, to make a bigger whole. Using air pollution in Copenhagen as a case, CopenhagenAir enables users to gather their own data about air pollution on their bicycle routes, which later is visualized through an interactive wooden map.

data visualization, tangible computing, citizen science

2015

Colorwise

Colorwise is a physical game and exploration concept that aims to create a playful experience around the practice of digital color mixing. More specifically, the RGB color system. Through a tangible interface of three cylinders, you mix different combinations of red, green, and blue. This is done with water which works as a metaphor for digital data.

tangible computing, interactive learning, playful design

2014

Neutralisten

Neutralisten is a Twitter bot that aims to make the power of words in political use more visible. By engaging actively in danish political debates on Twitter, the bot detects tweets with politically charged words, replaces the words with opposite charges, and retweets.

twitter bot, critical design