Faculty of Design

Industrial Design

Lin Cao

Noro

NORO is a speculative wearable system designed to bridge the gap between human biometric data and environmental interaction. The system captures real-time biometric inputs to regulate a user's emotional state by triggering subtle, responsive changes in their spatial surroundings. It aims to create a seamless, interactive loop between the internal biological self and the external environment to enhance mental well-being.

“In this project, I explored how interaction design can be applied beyond digital screens to physical, sensory-driven systems. The core user experience focuses on "passive interaction," where the system anticipates and responds to the user's emotional needs without requiring conscious input. By integrating biometric sensing with spatial feedback, NORO demonstrates a future where interactive systems act as an empathetic extension of the human body.”