A black bodysuit with electronic components and a glowing red neon design on the lower right side, labeled 'body moody' in red text above. Smart textiles. Wearable. wearables heat.

Body Moody

Heated bodysuit, designed to bring women comfort and relaxation every day with the power of heat.

Designed to go, discreetly.

Here I designed not only the device and textiles, but also the brand — the feeling, bringing customers sense of belonging. They are not alone in it.

Whiteboard with handwritten notes, diagrams, and sketches related to branding strategy. A person's arm and side of their head are visible.
Various items on a wooden table, including a white box with electronic accessories, black socks, promotional papers, a black case, and an electrical strip.
A woman holding a remote control or electronic device in her right hand, wearing a black tank top, light blue jeans, and a black belt, against a beige background.
Person holding a smartphone displaying a mobile app with a black swimsuit design on the screen against a beige background.
Open sketchbook with colorful architectural drawings and handwritten notes on a wooden desk. Nearby are a black smartphone, a pen, a disposable coffee cup, a laptop partially visible, and a white box with black fabric inside.
A white box containing three black INHEAT remote controls and a USB charging cable, set on a light pink surface.
Stacked white boxes with the brand name "body moody" and a red circular logo on the front, labeled with sizes S and L on the side, placed on a round wooden surface.
Person working with electronic components, including wires, a circuit board, and a device, on a cluttered table.
Hands working on a green circuit board secured in a blue vise, using a screwdriver or probe, with electronic components and soldering tools nearby.
Medical device design, urine, ICU, IKEM

Urogram for HTG Medical

HTG Urogram automates urine output monitoring at intensive care unit - where every minute and every piss mater.

While designing this device, I was very focused on understanding the environment of the Intensive Care Unit at the hospital. Observing, asking, testing — those impulses shaped the design direction and very much every detail.

I truly enjoyed the full process and the smooth collaboration with the enthusiastic team of Startup HTG.

A woman wearing a surgical mask and a medical gown, standing in a medical or hospital setting.
Interior of a hospital or clinic with a large illuminated sign spelling 'IKE + M' and an entrance to a cardiology department marked 'KLINIKA KARDI'.
A medical blood analyzer machine with purple accents and digital display.
Hospital bed with side rails, electrical cords, and controls in a medical setting.
Disassembled white plastic LED light fixtures, a glass of water, and some small white plastic parts on a wooden table.
Medical device with HTG Medical logo, purple and gray components, and a white body.
Pregnancy test design, Intimit design, design for woman

Lumen light
That one moment you see two lines on a pregnancy test, you get sweat, you are in shock. You prayed for this moment for months, years or you wanted baby but did not expect it to be that soon — in both case — you are scared to admit, everything is changing from now.

One thing I know as a designer, you will keep the pregnancy test; even it’s a pissed piece of paper — as long it will last — the first proof.

Lumen is light, reacting on a pregnancy test. Forever reminder, of the moment, which changed you.

A hand-drawn technical sketch of a model with various annotations in blue and black ink, including diagrams of an elliptical shape, a pulley system, and labeled components like magnet, coil, and battery, with notes about elasticity and activation.
Hand-drawn sketches and diagrams of a seed or ovule, with annotations and measurements. The sketches include various views, color highlights, and notes about dimensions and biological features, likely related to botany or anatomy.
Close-up of a modern, circular ceiling light fixture with a warm yellow glow against a dark ceiling.
Glassblower shaping molten glass in a workshop with tools and equipment.
A person preparing a traditional Japanese dish called soba by hand, stretching and shaping the dough on a stone surface.
A plastic basket containing bubble wrapped glass utensils, a white egg, and plastic containers, on a gray surface.
A person working with glass, shaping a clear glass piece using tools in a workshop.
A person is polishing a glass object, possibly a bowl, using a machine.
Hand holding a frosted glass lamp shade with light glowing inside, casting a soft shadow on the gray background.
Medical device design

Uris for Stimvia.

Overactive bladder is a very intimate health issue, where you experience constant urgency even when your bladder might not be full.

I designed the device for home care and improved the features of an existing device for hospitals.

I assisted during clinical trial organization and usability testing, and learned a lot about regulatory specifics in med - tech sector.

This cooperating also kicked of my passion for helping startups to grow.

Tesla Medical - design of the package and accessories for clinical study in a home care environment.
Tesla Medical - home care neuromodulation device.
Tesla Medical - device deatils.
Tesla Medical - electrode ergonomy study.
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