Roisin Pearson

Memothy is a speculative technology memory based project intended to augment empathy between different people with different backgrounds. It is set in 10 years time, in a scenario where sousveillance has become a powerful tool as part of the social media culture. 2 people are paired with a set of goggles and necklace, so they can learn from each other seeing each other's life. This new environment compromises the life of the people involved in the project and their immediate surrounding.

Creating a lock to augment the act of remembering past love on bridges in Pittsburgh, and potentially even worldwide

AR Fit Lens is a conceptual design based on Magic Leap's future AR technology. When the users put those lenses on, their physical measurements such as heartbeat, weight, work-out duration, etc. are sensed and recorded. As a result, users can check their performances and their lenses can notify users visually. Moreover, the Fit lenses are connected to other lenses such that they can motivate the users by comparing the performances of them with those of their friends and families.

Strengthening relationships by making it easy to say sorry

Using VR to help people (in specific prisoners) re-contextualise traumatic memories and help them move on. To accept, and forget.

Trump vision provides an ambient way of discovering when Donald Trump is tweeting obtrusive tweets. The shades react by narrowing the user's vision and creating an "in your face" sensation

A simple solution for all the scalded tongues and dissatisfied mouthfuls. Tea time lets you know when is the perfect time to drink your tea, and reminds you not to forget to drink it!

Spotyourself is an animated browser homepage based on your musical identity. It analyses your most listened to genre through the Spotify API and creates a visual version of your musical self.