Birdo is a data visualization tool developed to assist cardiovascular rehabilitation patients. It aims to simplify complex health data, such as heart rate, stress levels, and sleep patterns, by presenting them in more accessible forms like light, sound, and movement. The goal is to help patients gain a clearer understanding of their rehabilitation progress, making it easier for them to track and engage with their recovery.

​The Cre.ate project is a toolbox designed to explore human-food interaction within the design process. It incorporates the five basic tastes—sweet, salty, sour, umami, and bitter—into design principles, allowing designers to consider flavor as an additional sensory dimension in their creations. This approach encourages the development of products that respond to and engage with sensory interactions.

Visul is a collaborative tool developed to facilitate interaction between humans and AI, particularly in visualizing abstract concepts during the co-creation process. It converts speech into images, providing a more tangible representation of ideas. This is made possible through the integration of various AI models in a way that is both embodied and user-friendly.