The projects
Technology is worth building when it makes something possible that was not possible before. These are the three we are building now.
TAVI is the first of the three to reach hardware. The band reads continuously and the application does the interpreting, so what reaches the person is an answer rather than a dashboard.
What you are looking at is the device itself — the form, the sensor face, and the way it sits against the body.
Personal intelligence
A wearable and an application, working as one. The band reads the body continuously — movement, rest, effort, recovery — and the app turns that stream into something a person can actually act on.
Most wearables report numbers. TAVI is built around the harder part: saying what the numbers mean today, in plain language, in the context of the rest of your day.
Movement, connected
Moving people through a city is a network problem, not a vehicle problem. Movva treats every journey as one connected route rather than a series of separate trips that a person has to stitch together.
The work is in the joins — the handovers between modes, the waiting, the moments where a journey usually breaks down.
Sense of place
A surface in the room rather than a screen in the hand. JSENSE responds where a person already is, so the interaction costs nothing — no unlocking, no app, no searching for the right control.
It is designed for shared spaces, where whoever walks in should be able to use it without being taught how.