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As iRobot's suite of products expand beyond floorcare, and we work towards a home centric app, it has become increasingly important to be intentional about how we leverage our mapping capabilities — Our current maps have a lot of elements, and as we expand our product lines and features they’ll have even more. To address this, I conducted an audit of maps today, their purpose & their potential in a future smart home centric app. Role & Team: Sr. Product Designer, iRobot Tools

Since iRobot products rely on cameras to generate maps of the home and avoid obstacles, we explored if users would be interested in using their Roombas as autonomous mobile security devices. Role & Team: Senior UX Designer, iRobot Tools: Figjam, Figma Skills: Early UX Exploration Deliverables: Rough sketches to talk through possibilities with the team & users THE CHALLENGE How can we insert Home Monitoring into the current iRobot app, seamlessly for iRobot users who opt in to

I worked on a design library of reusable components that mix and match to build scenes for quick UX storyboarding. Role & Team: Sr. Product Designer, iRobot Tools: Figma Skills: Design Systeming, Illustration Deliverables: Reusable components for UX storyboarding

After undergoing a major surgery, patients often struggle to feel understood & supported. It’s well documented that a positive attitude and social support can drastically affect the speed and success of physical rehabilitation. I wanted to learn more about this space, so I set out to interview people who had experienced a major recovery and find out if I could provide support through design. This research led me to create an app concept called Uplift, designed to improve the