Interaction Design
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Who cares?
The care of relatives is an important topic that will affect us all sooner or later. The goal of the VR simulation 'Who cares?' is to address this issue at an early stage.
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Marksman-H
Marksman-H is a video game simulation in which you have to deflect the laser projectiles of the Star Wars training droid "Marksman-H" for as long as possible.
03
ComCar
The first autonomous vehicles have already been introduced and it will not take long before the technology is fully developed. The question, however, is whether humans are willing to hand over their control to a machine. ComCar creates trust.
04
Name localizer
This is my first project working with machine learning. The goal of this project was to identify the locations of different places in germany based on recurring word elements in their names.
05
Saam
Saam re-establishes the dining table as a social gathering space, that invites lone living elders to connect with people who share similar interests.
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WaschRaum
The WaschRaum is a laundromat that contributes to social connectedness and promotes social participation within a community.
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iStream
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Exhibition Design
01
the demographic fall
The 6-month exhibition The demographic fall makes demography tangible in all its dimensions. The exhibition also asks visitors how demographic developments will change our society and the way we live together in the future.
02
Ich sehe was, was du nicht siehst
Eine Ausstellung über die Fantasie und wo sie zu finden ist.
03
Back to the roots
An exhibition about the origins and potentials of plant based medicine
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Smoties
The SMOTIES network is a partnership of ten design universities, research centres and creative agencies. Each partner selected a small and remote place in their country to benefit from the design of cultural regenerations within public space.
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Bad der Erinnerung
The exhibition is a public intervention exploring the history of the Margaretenbad and our collective memory. It highlights how everyday places bear traces of the Nazi past and invites reflection: What do we remember? Photography ©Malu Lasinger