Testing a design approach for wearables assisting autistic adults
Some time ago I was involved in a project together with Vejle Municipality in Denmark and the Design School Koldings Lab for Social Inclusion. We worked with staff from Spurvetoften in Brejning – an accommodation facility for 37 adults with autism
Testing a design approach for wearables assisting autistic adults
Some time ago I was involved in a project together with Vejle Municipality in Denmark and the Design School Koldings Lab for Social Inclusion. We worked with staff from Spurvetoften in Brejning – an accommodation facility for 37 adults with autism
“Intimacy in Accessories” paper presented in Hong Kong at Cumulus 2016
Due to my pregnancy I was not allowed to board a plane to go to Hong Kong myself, to present my first research paper “Intimacy in Accessories” at the Cumulus conference “Open Design for E-very-Thing”. Therefore I teamed up with
“Intimacy in Accessories” paper presented in Hong Kong at Cumulus 2016
Due to my pregnancy I was not allowed to board a plane to go to Hong Kong myself, to present my first research paper “Intimacy in Accessories” at the Cumulus conference “Open Design for E-very-Thing”. Therefore I teamed up with
Poetic Documentary on Dementia and Old Age
On December the 1st CoreAct will come to Mungo Park Theatre in Kolding, Denmark to perform their poetic documentary on dementia and old age. The documentary is part of CoreActs many visits to nursing homes in Denmark, where they have
Poetic Documentary on Dementia and Old Age
On December the 1st CoreAct will come to Mungo Park Theatre in Kolding, Denmark to perform their poetic documentary on dementia and old age. The documentary is part of CoreActs many visits to nursing homes in Denmark, where they have
Hosting two state-of-the-art researchers
Next week my second design experiment will start of with hosting these two amazing women: Jayne Wallace and Sarah Kettley. The design experiment will frame the research question: “How to design a medical device to be a personal object?” The experiment is
Hosting two state-of-the-art researchers
Next week my second design experiment will start of with hosting these two amazing women: Jayne Wallace and Sarah Kettley. The design experiment will frame the research question: “How to design a medical device to be a personal object?” The experiment is
Research article accepted
These days I am located in Skive, Denmark at Krabbeshom – a pre-course for art, design and architecture students. I am writing a journal article, which has just been accepted for the Material Design Journal. After my visit to Coloplast
Research article accepted
These days I am located in Skive, Denmark at Krabbeshom – a pre-course for art, design and architecture students. I am writing a journal article, which has just been accepted for the Material Design Journal. After my visit to Coloplast
Care Tech, Wearable Tech, Wearable Health Technology – You name it!
I am still working around the terminologies of these words, Care Tech, Wearable Tech, Wearable Health Technology – and in good sense as information about these terms is increasing. Several companies tries to take part and get a share of
Care Tech, Wearable Tech, Wearable Health Technology – You name it!
I am still working around the terminologies of these words, Care Tech, Wearable Tech, Wearable Health Technology – and in good sense as information about these terms is increasing. Several companies tries to take part and get a share of
Living Design Lab
In Kolding – a city of Southern Denmark the vision is clear: “We design for life!” That is a quite unique and promising ambition, cause it places the need of its citizens at the core of the organisations mission. Thats what
Living Design Lab
In Kolding – a city of Southern Denmark the vision is clear: “We design for life!” That is a quite unique and promising ambition, cause it places the need of its citizens at the core of the organisations mission. Thats what
