Innovation
Ventures and research in health innovation.
Every project I build starts from the same question: where is the science strong but the experience missing? These ventures and research projects tackle parts of health that are badly measured or hard to express, from pain and rehabilitation to brain health.
01
MovCue
A sound-based ACL rehabilitation system that pairs personalised soundscapes and audio cues with each stage of recovery, to support movement control, mood and motivation. Shortlisted for the Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design's graduate medtech design award.
02
Sensyre
Co-founded an ACL injury-prevention wearable for athletes, developed through Imperial's venture accelerator and Zinc, and placed second at Imperial's WE Innovate programme.
03
CogniAlert
An AI platform for early Alzheimer's detection that helps families build a support system around a loved one. First place at Keio University's Venture Launch competition.
04
The Experience Standard
A diagnostic that measures residents and staff across five sensory and spatial domains to find the experience gap behind churn. Live with a London co-living operator.
05
Musescape
Sensory art pieces created with Pratt Institute to ease loneliness and support brain health in the city, built from interviews with more than 30 New Yorkers and grounded in Professor Anjan Chatterjee's neuroaesthetics research.
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Research projects
Pain Palette, with 150 women living with fibromyalgia; Quell, tested with 30 participants; and Project X1, with Keio University's Embodied Media Lab and more than 40 patients in Yokohama.