StableSmile aims to redefine the toothbrushing experience for users with involuntary tremors. By addressing the physical barriers, the project moves beyond simple thick handles to a holistic system: an arc-conforming brush head and a gravity-aware handle that compensates for instability through physics and form.

The Limbo Chair and Bluff Chair are versatile lounge seats designed for both domestic and outdoor environments, developed during my internship at Atlason Studio in New York for Heller Furniture. The project centers on the marriage of high-end lounge aesthetics with the technical precision of rotational molding.

Atium is a high-fidelity, wireless noise-canceling headphone project designed to bridge the gap between technical performance and personal expression. Developed as an individual study in form and materiality, the project emphasizes a subtle yet expressive design language, utilizing a unique frictional ball-joint architecture to achieve a tailored, ergonomic fit for a premium target audience.

Identity in Motion is an immersive interior concept developed during my CMF design apprenticeship at Nissan Design America. The project re-imagines the automotive cabin for the 2030–2040 autonomous era, transforming the vehicle from a mobility tool into a "phygital" sanctuary. By integrating motion-tracking and interactive projection mapping, the campaign designs customized, peaceful oases for introverts to contemplate and rejuvenate, addressing the post-pandemic demand for sensory-controlled solitude.

The Noah Project is a systemic intervention designed to combat the biodiversity crisis in the Amazon rainforest by reconnecting urban citizens with the wildlife they are systematically disconnected from. By integrating AR technology with sustainable physical touchpoints, the project seeks to increase biospheric value and drive real-world funding toward conservation efforts.