XPress is an interconnected system of four interfaces that support delivery drivers in the final phase of parcel delivery; beginning at the depot and ending with the handover to the recipient. It replaces traditional handheld scanners with a wearable device that automatically adapts its interface to fit the task at hand while still preserving flexibility for the driver to react to unusual situations.

Tobias Lunte
Marvin Overmeyer
Michael Terre

GIRM is a gesture-driven interface that uses relative motion of the user's hand and minimal movements in a natural, ergonomic posture to avoid muscle strain and fatigue typically associated with gesture interfaces.

In cooperation with the German Aerospace Center (DLR, Oberpfaffenhofen), we set about developing concepts for gesture-driven interfaces specifically in sterile environments like surgical suites. Our prime concept was then furthered in two directions: A demonstration user interface was developed for the use case of preparing the DLR's MiroSurge telesurgery system for the next procedure. At the same time, interaction patterns were expanded to create a library that allows building of relative-motion interfaces for a wide variety of settings.

Jessica Effenberger
Christine Eyberg
Tobias Lunte
Kai Oliver Reuter
Lin Xie

Created in a small team of three as part of the Application Design focus classes of my studies, this is a full redesign of the Mozilla Sunbird calendar application. It combines a modern, easy to read visual design with a user experience that is faithful to the Mozilla values of providing both accessibility and customizability, bringing power to the user without demanding excessive technological understanding.

Fatih Inan
Ulrich Jakob
Tobias Lunte