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Project Aria
Product design lead in Meta's Reality Labs Applied Research team, working across XR and AI. Project Aria — Meta's egocentric research glasses — is one of those projects: a platform shaping how all-day wearable AI and AR devices get built, now used by close to 300 labs across 27 countries.
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Ghost of the City
A self-hosted AI walking companion for London drifts. Part archivist, part fellow walker, tuned to the lineage of Iain Sinclair and the deep-time London walk. A research project disguised as a side project.
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The Materialised Temporality of Dust
A virtual reality and spatial reconstruction experience made with Dr Carolina Ramírez-Figueroa — LiDAR-scanned and reconstructed spaces of the Royal College of Art's Kensington Campus, explored through the perspective of dust as a living, non-human archive of architectural time and microbial memory. Exhibited at Ars Electronica, Linz.
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Lares
Built with Matt Webb over a single weekend: a simulation of a smart home with working generative AI, and a proof of concept for a new kind of operating system for physical space. Won prizes from Google DeepMind and Amazon AWS.
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Altered Places
Keynote exploring how World AR could give us a heightened spatial intelligence — and what that means for how we connect with the cities and places we move through. Delivered at Beyond Conference, Belfast.
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Spark AR Studio
Product designer on Meta's authoring platform for consumer AR. The tools used by AR creators worldwide and the runtime experiences that reached billions through camera effects on Facebook and Instagram.
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Barbican Temporal Pedestrian Map
A limited edition print exploring an alternate projection of the Barbican Estate, toggling between 1890 and 2021. Part of an ongoing interest in layered urban space and the way cities accumulate time.
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Here & There
A speculative cartographic project exploring what it would look like if a map could show a city from street level and from above simultaneously. Featured in Wired UK. Now in MoMA, New York's permanent collection.
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Mag+ — The First Magazine on iPad
R&D that became the platform behind Popular Science+, the first magazine available on the iPad, on launch day, April 2010. A project that asked what editorial design could mean on a device that didn't yet exist when development began.
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