DA&D New Blood Award winning period education card game

This project won a D&AD New Blood Pencil award in 2019.

My talented university classmates and I developed a card game called On It that focuses on period education. The objective of the game is to encourage conversation around menstruation, so that children do not feel isolated or ashamed. Our goal was to create a future where everyone feels comfortable with their body and its natural processes, starting with destigmatizing menstruation. The game features imaginative illustrations that were created using Adobe Illustrator.

Check out the video below for a quick introduction to On It.

University group project to program a robot to feed a person autonomously

The aim of the project was to program a robot to feed a person autonomously. This involved identifying a person's face, mouth, and food. Baxter robot was controlled using Python and inverse kinematics. Unfortunately, due to time limitations, the task could not be fully executed, however, we made a great start.

The documentation for this project is shown here.