InForm

InForm

About

Limited visibility results in increased risk of collision for motorcyclists who would benefit from improved reaction times, especially in busy traffic. InForm’s ergonomic grips react to road hazards by changing shape, warning the rider of blind spots or potential collisions, and helping them to react quicker and more accurately to potentially unsafe situations. The feedback is directional and designed to be perceived in parallel to information from other senses, such as vision, hence they do not distract, but only add information.

Team

Taylor Greenberg Goldy

Taylor Greenberg Goldy

Harvard University

Taylor is a true believer in cross-disciplinary research and collaboration. She worked at Harvard’s Wyss Institute designing textile-based, lower-extremity exosuits alongside a team of engineers, clinicians and designers. She also spent a summer as a grant student at NASA, re-designing intravehicular activity (IVA) apparel for astronauts on long-duration missions to Mars, as well as engineering a cooling device for ballistic vests worn by NASA security personnel.

Mengxi Tan

Mengxi Tan

Harvard University

Mengxi is a tech consultant with specialization in data analytics, and a digital artist who conveys her ideas through design animation. She has designed, tracked and modeled statistical business tests at Applied Predictive Technologies, MasterCard for clients in US, Japan and Taiwan. Mengxi has also collaborated with neuroscientists and engineers on a National Science Foundation project, “Self Reflected”, to create a gigantic visualization of human brain network. Going forward, Mengxi aims to explore how technology combined with design can improve problem solving n both business worlds and our everyday life.

Jacob Schonberger

Jacob Schonberger

Harvard University

Jake worked at Facebook, managing marketing partnerships with some of the large financial service companies. Prior to Facebook, he started a company called Paywithme, which was a peer-to-peer payments platform focused on ensuring repayment to group and social organizers. Jake joined the MDE program to expand his capability to bring innovative solutions to industries he cares about.

Mia Zaidan

Mia Zaidan

Harvard University

Mia has a background in Architecture. She worked at the Ateliers Jean Nouvel in Paris developing concept, schematic and design development phases of a 60 story mixed use tower in Bangkok. She focused mainly on designing the complex vertical and horizontal circulation strategies to coordinate series of elevators segregating populations. She is interested in the sociological aspect that lies beneath the design process and aspires to create designs that respond to human comportments.

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