This project aims to give users an interactive experience similar to I Spy PC games. I used photos from life to make my project's world genuine despite existing within a computer screen. How it works: If mouse... - is over sun, the screen is lightened. - is dragged, small dog photos move according to mouse coordinates. - clicks blanket, program iterates through fish photos. - clicks large dog, program iterates through altered dog photos. Created with JavaScript and p5.js.

We constructed a wearable device that can attach to a backpack or bag and notifies the user when they have been exposed to too much UV radiation.

This gym ecosystem connects a gym member’s wristband, locker, mirror, and weight equipment in order to build a community, improve workouts, and optimize usage.

The FollowLight is a lightbulb that follows you around the room, so you can read with good lighting anywhere you want.

This project aims to create a working process of making a knitted circuit board.

Using the 3pi platform, Bob Rudolph and Tom Eliot built a telepresence robot. The robot allows you to have a remote physical presence anywhere in cell service.

Coral is a wooden, electronic, audio memory game for the visually impaired. Housed within a laser-engraved wooden enclosure, the electronics of this toy produce tonal sequences to be matched. A player's responses are identified by toy rotation in four directions. The highly textured exterior and the stylized marker provide tactile orientation cues. Game states are distinguished by families of distinctive auditory cues. This project includes sound design, interaction design, and architecture.