Emily Huang

Plantagon is an indoor farm for those who want to learn how to grow plants. It focuses on educating amateur gardener on how to grow plants; it promotes the interaction between human and technology by providing the status of plants so the users can act accordingly. The module system allows flexibility in the environment as well. Users can choose how many modules to attach based on the space their home has, and how many plants they want to grow.

Kinector is a wearable device that is inspired by our research conducted around the relationship between patients and physical therapists. Kintector aims to build a connection and creating as many intersection points between patients and physical therapists as well as putting as much information as possible into the patients' hands.

We’ve all had the experience of walking by something interesting or funny on the street and wishing we had someone to share it with. We think of a perfect joke, but with no one there to hear it, we have to let let it slip away. To answer this desire to share reactions, we designed Imprints. This augmented reality system allows you to leave an impression of your reactions in physical space via text or ghosted 3D figures. Seen on a grand scale, webs of Imprints communicate the culture of a location and allow people to share the small wonders they experience every day.