Academic Research 2025
Use of modular and flexible principles in urban disconnection
Ms. Devi Manoj, B.des (Product Design)
The paper follows a sustainable design thinking approach to develop a modular and flexible based waste management solution for a 499 meter stretch in Poonamalle , Chennai. Where traffic congestion and pedestrian issues were high , Hence the space has been utilized to place a parklet as a solution to tackle this problem.
Designing a Smart Urban Glow Pod
Ms. Samyutha, B.des (Interior Design)
This project applies a sustainable design thinking approach to create smart, modular, and flexible Urban Glow Pods. Designed as a zero-waste public space solution, the pods respond to the environmental and social needs of Kamarajar Nagar 9th Street. The proposal enhances urban livability through adaptability, resource efficiency, and user-centric design.
TENDERTEMP - Temperature Monitoring Baby Wear
B.Abishek, B.des (Fashion Design)
Temperature Monitoring Baby Wear combines smart textile technology with soft, baby-safe fabrics to continuously track an infant’s body temperature in real time. Integrated skin-friendly sensors provide instant alerts, helping parents detect early signs of fever or discomfort. Designed for comfort, safety, and freedom of movement, it offers peace of mind through effortless, everyday health monitoring.