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  • Someone looks happily at a phone. Laze says: "Awesome!"
  • Someone sits behind a laptop. The timer on the phone says 17 minutes of productive time left.
  • The Laze logo with the text: "Hi, I'm Laze."

Laze

Relaxing is important!

2020

Laze helps you with your productivity cycle. Relaxing is important, that's why Laze can also help remind you to stop working on time in the evenings. Made together with Maisie Klaassen as a school project.

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    "Het water komt" prototype

    For the upcoming series "Het water komt," the innovation team of NTR wanted to investigate whether a podwalk in combination with AR would be a good match. To validate this, I developed a prototype in two weeks. With this prototype, a podwalk could be walked in Marken, and there were AR points where a 3D model was shown on location. By testing this prototype with the target audience, we could quickly gain insights into the potential of this combination.

  2. A child takes a photo of a worm and the photo is scanned.

    SoortSafari prototype

    Het Klokhuis sought an engaging way to teach children about nature around them. The concept of SoortSafari emerged from my earlier research at NTR and drew inspiration from Het Klokhuis' Dierenzoeker, which allowed users to identify animals they had discovered. With SoortSafari, the approach is reversed: the app provides users with assignments that send them into nature. The prototype featured a calendar and a quartet-style overview of plant and animal species. To complete assignments, users take photos, and AI technology determines if the correct species has been identified. This allows children to build their own collections and learn about nature in a playful, hands-on way. The prototype was met with great enthusiasm. Children engaged with it for more than 45 minutes and even climbed on top of each other to capture better photos of a pigeon perched in a tree. Based on these observations and insights, we began developing a production-ready version to expand on this promising concept.

  3. Saibo welcomes you to the lesson about biological waste processing. Saibo is floating next to a whiteboard, and in front of you is a lab table.Saibo is a floating cute sphere with eyes

    Saibo's Lab 2

    Saibo is the super helpful virtual teacher who helps you with the rules for lab safety. To enrich education, we developed a virtual reality app for the Biology and Medical Laboratory Research program on behalf of Hogeschool Leiden. The app will also be used by mboRijnland and secondary schools. This app was developed in collaboration with Marlène Zwetsloot and Kim Hoogland.

  4. Screenshots of the app showing which note is heard and how in-tune it is. There is a graph with the history of the notes and a piano to produce sounds.

    Tonest

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  5. Phones and TV. On TV, a drawing is visible. One phone is drawing, and the other phone has to guess what it is. It looks like a bear.

    Dinoh

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    Ethereal

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