by sathya.thunger@gmail.com | Jan 31, 2024
PStatic glass limits how spaces adapt to changing light. Traditional windows and glass partitions trap excess solar heat, generate harsh glare, and force a reliance on motorized blinds or permanent dark tints that obscure views during overcast weather. This rigidity...
by sathya.thunger@gmail.com | Jan 31, 2024
Weather disruptions, seasonal closures, and time constraints constantly limit traditional golf accessibility. Golfers and venue operators often face unpredictable seasonal downtime and the logistical friction of traveling to an outdoor course. Without an engaging,...
by sathya.thunger@gmail.com | Jan 31, 2024
Sitting at a desk for extended hours creates physical fatigue, cable clutter, and fragmented screen setups. Standard office furniture wasn’t built for high-performance computing, multi-monitor productivity, or immersive simulation. Static setups lock users into...
by sathya.thunger@gmail.com | Jan 26, 2024
Tracking fine human movement or object motion with total accuracy presents a major hurdle for studio production, biomechanical research, and live interactive spaces. Relying on manual frame-by-frame animation or basic optical sensors results in unnatural motion, high...
by sathya.thunger@gmail.com | Jan 26, 2024
Traditional opaque screens force a sharp compromise: they deliver digital content, but completely block the space behind them. In modern retail, architecture, and luxury showcases, covering up physical products or ambient environments with bulky black screens ruins...
