Keywon

Designs human-centered experiences for
new technology platforms, from
AI to
cross-device interactions.

keywonc@gmail.com

AI + Automotive

Wearable Computing

Product Overhaul

AI-powered focus management for automotive UI

Context
Engine

User Goal Awareness

Focal Point
UI Design

Physical computing platform & 
interaction grammar

Object Detection

Gesture Vocabulary

Instant Programming

Hand holding an RFID-tagged wooden alphabet P and wearing a custom device on the knuckle side with two buttons and an LED lit
Indicator LEDMicrophoneProgramming ButtonTriple-axis Accelerometer
Hand wearable device, with an RFID antenna hidden in a silicone-housing on the palmRFID Reader

Interaction primitives

Grab gesture symbol
Hand icon
Grab
Release gesture symbol
Hand icon
Release
Shake gesture symbolHand icon
Shake
Tilt gesture symbol
Hand icon
Tilt
Swing gesture symbol
Hand icon
Swing
Thrust gesture symbol
Hand icon
Thrust
Circle
Hand icon
Circle
Fan gesture symbol
Hand icon
Fan

Instant programming of physical objects

Extending interaction grammar

Creating interactive toys with OnObject

Hand holding a flexible toy prototype made from an orange corrugated plastic tube.
Clay toy prototype shaped like a gun with an RFID stuck into a rounded oversized head/muzzle area and another tag on the trigger/grip area.
Stretch-curved clay toy prototype with embedded black RFID tags placed on a wooden surface.
Foam squeezy toy prototype with a small RFID tag attached to a yellow sponge on top of a black sponge base.
Person holding a geometric toy prototype shaped like an arrow, composed of angular foam pieces and with RFID tags glue on.
Hand gripping a band of clay wrapping around a straight white rod toy prototype used for pointing or triggering interaction.
Two-handed interaction with an assembled toy prototype made from intersecting white rods.
A hand holding a round lump of clay with an RFID like holding a computer mouse, and an actual mouse next to it.
Circular loop toy prototype made from a flexible green hose placed on a wooden surface. Two small RFID tags are seen glued on the loop.

Making everyday objects interactive

A mother and child explore a playful tangible interaction together at a table; the mother wears an OnObject sensing device on her right hand while guiding the interaction.
Two users demonstrate a tangible interaction prototype using a LEGO-based board; the person on the right wears an OnObject sensing device on their right hand while interacting with physical blocks.

Product overhaul & redesign with
habit-forming growth strategy

New Value Proposition

Quantitative Validation

Activation &
Growth Loop