industrial design
Controlling invasive mosquitoes in public spaces: Reducing the risk of disease transmission through sustainable measures. Abstract Global warming and international travel have brought Asian tiger mosquitos to Europe, including Switzerland. Those mosquitoes spread dengue and ...
Tool to ensure mental alertness during the surgical procedure based on Mutual information-based feature fusion method (brainwave, heart rate, and respiration rate measurement).
An anti-mosquito lamp build for tropical regions.
An add-on for individual privacy and better rest in rooms that are shared by several people for sleeping.
Rethinking robotics. A technical challenge that we faced as a team consisting of students from ETH Zurich, ZHdK, ZHAW, and FHNW.
Future Scenography installation using U-arm robotic units. The robot arm keeps executing its task to serve humanity and constantly builds but never comes to an end, interpreting twilight as an undefined state. As nature and humanity slowly passes away due to their transience, artificial robotics keeps going, even if its purpose got lost. Will it be lost forever?
Interview and investigation about suitable materials for tropical regions. The longevity of materials is relevant to ecology, economy, and the standard of living. By 2050 around 50 percent of the world‘s population will be living in tropical regions. That most materials suffer under the climate of such regions is well known among experts, still, it‘s hard to find topic-related literature and studies.
Product development for an imaginative request from the company Gardena, a specialized manufacturer of gardening tools.
For the focus project dyana at ETH Zurich I designed a prospect that we use to acquire sponsors.
The milk processor Emmi and the swiss leading «foodvenience» provider Valora invited to a competition that took place online during the Covid pandemic. Together with six fellow students, I accepted that challenge, and we won the first prize.
