The MyProject app uses immersive technology to facilitate planning processes in the construction industry, using BIM Data Ressources.

In addition to its use as a communication medium, Mixed Reality supports building owners and architects in their decision-making.

Together with thinkproject GmbH, MyProject brings the approach of user-centered app design to the world of digital construction planing.

AURA is a design study of an intuitive human-machine interface. The feature allows the user to communicate and speak with a "digital assistant" mentally and only by consciously leading an inner monologue. The feature gives the user verbal feedback via bone conduction headphones.

The so-called Silent Speech Interface measures the activity of the articulators in the facial area, which receive minimal stimuli from the speech center in the brain during an internal monologue. Aura uses these signals to calculate which command the user is currently thinking.

The future-oriented functional principle is currently in the development stage and has been researched at MIT for several years. Aura illuminates the principle of the Silent Speech Interface for the first time from a design perspective.

RIoT is the result of a critical examination of the social and philosophical dimensions of post- and transhumanism. Organized as a non-profit organization, in addition to the transparent equipment for demonstrators, the Echo Chamber

[a VR experience that makes the filter bubble phenomenon immersive] and the Rebel Bird [a winged symbol of protest] were implemented as examples. An accompanying documentation explains the strategic considerations that underlie 

the broad spectrum of subversive interventions by RIoT. The aim is to make people aware of the prospects in the Internet of Things [IoT] and to give them the chance to take a position in this regard and to achieve maturity in the data age. 

Advocado is the experimental reinterpretation of the cantilever principle of conventional seating design. The armchair is primarily designed for an ergonomic workplace. In order to guarantee maximum comfort 

and an optimal adjustment of the seating position, the angle of the freely suspended seat can be adjusted by up to seven degree. The mechanism, which guarantees a smooth and at the same time 

precise adjustability of the seat, is integrated in the armrest without exception, which enables a very efficient use of the installation space.

Incase is the further development of the packing stations that have been in operation in various countries for several years. In contrast to current offers, the system is mainly designed for semi-public spaces. Examples of this are multi-family 

properties or urban office complexes. The Incase system can only be rented under the conclusion of a leasing contract. The property owner can have the system installed in the entrance area of the building, adapted to the required loading capacity. The 

posting of consignments and reservation of the package compartments is done exclusively using the app. In addition to different compartment sizes, temperature-controlled units can be offered for food transfer.

The Tavolaffaire ensemble, consisting of a foldable side table and associated seating, follows the motto "elegant but space-saving". Form and materiality are based on the designs of Marcel Breuer, who had already followed the principle of tubular steel furniture in 1925. The pieces of furniture integrate 

excellently in both spacious and classically furnished properties, as well as in modern, compact apartments in urban areas. The pieces of furniture are space-saving due to the ability to fold, which is made possible by the axial bearing. The stability of the frames during the lapped state is guaranteed by 

a leather strap, which is stretched between the two tubes and which are each clamped under the table top and the seat. The tension of the belt increases with increasing load and both products are statically self-stabilizing designs.

Rigido is an attempt to gain more legroom from the conventional principle of the trestle without losing the space-saving folding properties. At the same time, the table trestle concept is made sociable through the use of high-quality metals. This should 

open up a wider range of customers to the scope of use. The spread steles give way to two rigid legs, on each of which two table frames are attached at the top and bottom, which support the plate. The shape of the frames is based on the old-fashioned school 

table design, which is especially known from European schools around the year 2000. Another special feature is the connection between frames and legs. They are simply inserted into the legs using two pins and wedged with a counter plate.

Tondo reinterprets the principle of the thermos. Thanks to the thread provided, the bottle handle can be turned off and replaced with the decorative ring on the underside of the bottle. When screwed into 

the foot, it becomes a handle for a cup that sits positively around the base of the bottle. The latter can be easily removed and thus frees up the space for liquid that the drinking cup occupies on the top 

of the bottle in normal thermos flasks. The bottle is closed with a simple pressure cap. The volume of the bottle is 1000 milliliters.