Designing a planter for the indulgent city dweller 15 years in the future (2037).
As people rely on and interact with technology at an increasingly frequent rate, they will develop side effects in over stimulation and indulgent lifestyles.
How can design assist people in bettering healthy behaviors and rhythms while allowing them to continue integrating technology into daily life.
A monitoring system for plants that makes changes to the user’s environment depending on what the plant needs, such as humidity, light, and temperature.
This product seeks to take control of technology away from the user and build a daily rhythm and sleep cycle that can help combat indulgence.
This product requires electronics, which may make it more expensive than an alternative plant pot.
Giving plants the technology to dictate our daily rhythms and patterns.
Leveraging the sentimentality we feel towards our plants to foster plant to human interactions.
Looking at how to create interactions based of a plants need for water, temperature, re-potting, and sunlight.
Using sensors to detect a specific plants needs and lights to communicate when it wants to be interacted with. Aiming to build daily rhythms that help break indulgent behaviors by creating reocurring and reciprocal interactions throughout the day.