I went on an exchange to Malmö, Sweden where I participated in two interaction design courses. This experience not only exposed me to new perspectives on design but also allowed me to refine my skills in a dynamic and collaborative, international environment.
Tangible and Embodied Interaction (TEI) is a type of interaction that aims to go beyond the traditional graphical user interface paradigm by creating experiences that engage our physical bodies and our abilities to comprehend and act in the real world. As a research area, TEI drives the development of innovative interaction technologies and methods that future designers will need to understand and anticipate in order to create effective designs.
We chose the topic Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT), which lead to the creation of "Breathing Flower".
This project represents a promising initial step towards a comprehensive system to assist university students in maintaining healthy sleep habits.