ISAIAH D. MURRAY

Attachable pockets for clothing that do not have any.

A smart fork that tracks calories and vibrates when calorie intake goal is met.

An application that evades the attention traps cast by advertisers to ensure technology use is directed

A web tool that  informs users of a politicians'  track record and whereabouts when seeing a campaign ad.

A kitchen appliance that learns how to cook from its user to later cook it on its own.

A desk that measures student engagement in class by tracking biophysical data and collecting student feedback.

The app that allows for parents and children to negotiate with the help from other families.

An office robot that does menial tasks for workers and also delivers a  summary of efficiency and productivity to the office.

An app that crowdsources human experiences to predict the probability of certain events for any user.

A kiosk in public parks where two users from different parts of the world share a cultural artifact and imagine a new technology that can be made from the two.

A single-button necklace for the elderly to communicate and build community with other elderly.