Shreya Venkatesh

Revision is a comprehensive digital platform for Monash Students and Faculty that helps with in-class assignment feedback. The website is a common platform where students upload their progress, and the faculty gives input. It also focuses on peer-to-peer interactions with the help of predefined feedback models. The UI resembles a personal journal intending to record the student's progress.

With the help of generative AI tools like ChatGPT and Adobe Firefly, I created Breath. It is an AR experience for children where they can see the world and all the particles in it. It also explains what we can do to reduce the pollutants. It includes a game-like interface mainly aimed at children to help them understand the concept, with simple interactions such as tap and swipe. Check it out by scanning the QR code.

Stitch-A-Note is a multi-sensory experience for visitors at the Met Gallery. It uses top-of-the-line technology to translate the texture and colour of handmade embroideries into musical notes for people with blindness or partial vision. The installation is a recreation of a 17th-century artifact from Portugal known as 'The Book Of Embroidery And Drawnwork' with the help of wool and conductive threads. When the visitor touches the installation, based on the colour of the thread, different musical notes are played with the help of aurdino.

NINI is a lighting solution to help you sleep better. It allows users to develop a healthy sleep schedule with the help of an app. NINI is a light ceiling system that uses four modes: off, disturb, sleep, and wake up, to create a consistent sleep habit—the lights work based on the position of the user's mobile phone. We created a working prototype using aurdino and protopie.

My Chef is a UI exploration of a cookbook app that caters recipes to each user based on their likes and the ingredients available at home. The UI is inspired by Japanese comic strips, with vibrant colours and bold shapes.