WavePulse

Overview

WavePulse explores how wearable technology can support perception, education and mental health through a softer human-centered device language.

Problem

Many assistive and XR devices are technically impressive but physically heavy, socially awkward or difficult to integrate into daily life.

Wireframe

The interaction model is reduced to voice intent, mode feedback and physical controls so the product remains calm and wearable.

High Fidelity

The design language uses light materials, soft geometry and a compact control zone around the ear and temple.

Prototype

The concept prototype presents exploded view, operation process, product specification and render scenarios.

Motion

Motion would communicate invisible sensory changes through subtle waveforms, brightness shifts and calibration feedback.

Reflection

WavePulse pushed me to connect research abstraction with physical experience, making complex technology feel personal and legible.