projects

MAZEIT is a joystick-controlled interactive maze system that translates digital input into precise physical motion. Using servo actuation and a microcontroller, the platform tilts dynamically, allowing users to guide a ball through a labyrinth in real time.

XTRAY is a compact, multi-functional desk product designed for dentists, combining a pen holder, note tray, card holder, phone stand, and a built-in X-ray viewing light. By integrating an often-ignored diagnostic tool into a daily-use object, the design ensures effortless accessibility and continuous usability.

Brahmagiri is a kinetic storytelling model inspired by a reimagined Jataka tale. The project captures an intense chase between a mother cheetah and a leopard, translating a moment of urgency, fear, and instinct into physical motion through a simple mechanical system.

Shield is a furniture design project focused on creating a multi-functional workstation tailored to my personal workflow. It explores how a desk can evolve beyond a static surface into an adaptive environment that supports digital work, electronics prototyping, and physical making within a single cohesive system.

MAZEIT 2 is a large-scale interactive wooden labyrinth designed for SIIF as a collaborative physical game installation. Built using 12 mm plywood and a dual-axis mechanical movement system, the project allows two users to control the maze together through independent control rods. Combining handcrafted fabrication, modular maze design, and mechanical interaction, the installation transforms problem-solving into a social and engaging experience.

ANGRYBINS is a classroom intervention that rethinks how students interact with waste. Instead of treating disposal as a routine or forced action, the project transforms it into something engaging and interactive by combining gamification, character design, and upcycled materials.

DUALPACK is a multifunctional gym bag developed through a material-driven design process using discarded textile waste. Designed to seamlessly switch between backpack and duffle modes, it combines adaptability, sustainability, and everyday usability within a single form.