Tracking public, government and business perspectives on AI in Singapore. Updated weekly.
I built this to track how Singapore actually talks about AI: the sentiment, the themes, and how it shifts over time.
Every week it reads news, forums, government and business sources, scores each one, and rolls them up into a sentiment score from −10 to +10 for the public, government and business.
My UX case studies, as souvenir magnets on a retro fridge.
Each magnet is a company or a place I've worked. Pick one up and it opens the full case study.
A sleep dashboard for a baby.
Paper polyhedra that grow from a tetrahedron to an icosahedron, and fold flat into their nets.
It comes from geometry class at design school, where we worked out the paper nets of complex shapes by hand, with no internet.
The same circular corridor window. A view that is never the same twice.
A true-scale circular HDB corridor window, with a screen behind it that cycles through scenes from one estate. Each view is shown as it is today, then as it could be in 2035: greener, denser, solar-run.
A spirograph drawing app for iPad.
The orange staircase is from NID Ahmedabad where I studied design. Victorian cast iron, reclaimed from a Calico Mill.
The spiral staircase was built as a functional link allowing students to move between double height workshops and the second floor studios.