To revolutionize the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industries through a platform that uses digital twins of the built environment paired with emerging AI models for real-time cost estimation, seamless collaboration, waste reduction, and automated code compliance. Below, we’ve outlined our vision for that future.

Making the unseen seen

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Designed to integrate logo inspiration into your design process seamlessly.

Empowers creators to upload their logo designs and instantly search for similar patterns in logos and iconography from around the world.

A shared source of truth to build a better future.

CircuLaw shows local authorities how you can accelerate the circular transition with existing legal instruments.

A carefully curated, fun, and pretty flashcards to accelerate your chinese learning from scratch.

Make a slide presentation from any are.na collection by pasting the url below.

Over the course of eight weeks with the City of San Francisco's Department of Public Health, our team mapped the Medi-Cal enrollment process for homeless in San Francisco Country.

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The concept of this core is to capture rainwater and sunlight, and store and process them locally so that we don’t waste materials setting up thousands and thousands of miles of pipes and cables. By centralizing utilities such as water storage, energy storage, refrigeration, shower, and bathroom into a single unit, we can enable spaces to be scalable and affordable. This will also allow us to be more resilient to climate change situations such as sea water levels rising.

We build a composting sink to use localization to reduce infrastructure straying in cities and provide a solution for working towards a proof of concept for a parallel effort called PicoCore, which looked at the idea of a micro-grid and seeing if we could make a pico-grid containing all utilities needed for a modern dwelling.

Lead user research on the Maker Platform launch. To establish and manage the first community of makers who used IFTTT. Documented and developed case studies to determine how IFTTT’s products could evolve better to match the demand of IOT and affiliated systems. Included is a selected set of works.

What does it look like for a city to care for its citizens? We explored three directions in which A-Eye could help support us as we traverse daily life in our town.

Helping build an award-winning example room.

At Intel Labs I worked on the User Experience Research Group's Open Design Team where I focused on researching how Intel could make hardware more approachable to novice makers.