Lawyers and their assistants who work with trademarks pay for a service to check if similar applications have been made in other countries, so they can warn their clients. These services return many results, some of which are relevant and others are not. Going through all this data is currently a tedious and manual process. The team and I have come up with a solution that removes the irrelevant results and analyzes the remaining ones. This enables the IP professional to quickly make a decision and take action.

The application is currently being revised at the European Patent Office.

During the Junction Tokyo hackathon, we developed the concept of Kenkō and built a prototype for it. Kenkō is designed to assist doctors in pre-screening their patients and guiding them through simple, non-urgent cases. If a patient requires a doctor's supervision, the app helps schedule a time for a video call or consultation.

As a product designer, my primary role is to develop user-centered design solutions for digital products and services. I work closely with cross-functional teams, including product managers, engineers, and management, to gain a deep understanding of user needs and establish precise product requirements. I conduct user research to investigate challenges and validate designs and requirements.

Cross-disciplinary education that combines computer science, industrial design, and Human-Computer Interaction. Courses include VR/AR, visual recognition, social, IoT, entrepreneurship, aesthetic interaction design, and various project courses.