Three minute thesis competition - College of Design, 2nd Place
Competed in the College of Design's Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition and took 2nd place for my thesis titled "Models of Human Performance for Wearable Interfaces".
I am a PhD candidate in Human Factors and Ergonomics at the University of Minnesota and a Research Assistant in the Wearable Technology Lab. My research focuses on human performance and smart clothing.
Competed in the College of Design's Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition and took 2nd place for my thesis titled "Models of Human Performance for Wearable Interfaces".
A first pass at a KLM calculator that accounts for Mobile and Watch.
CLOBot is an app that enables the apparel designer to create and explore design decisions with automation and generative design. CLOBot was designed to enable garment fit simulations on digital fit models called avatars en masse, spanning the full range of body types and skin tones.