Together with Ryggmärgsskadecentrum Göteborg (Spinal cord injury gothenburg) and researchers at KI, we are developing a mobile application for people with spinal cord injuries who are in wheelchairs. The app uses previous research to show how much energy a person in a wheelchair expends in everyday life.

More stamina project is a Business Finland-funded project led by Guido Giunti, University of Oulu. The project revolves around the More Stamina App which is an evidence-based task organization tool designed to help persons with MS (Multiple Sclerosis) manage their energy, and attempt to minimize the impact of fatigue in their day-to-day life.

InfraReveal is a tool that allows you to see the data that is exchanged when you use the internet. When we use webpages and apps, they look like one thing. However, behind the scenes, most of the services we use online are made up of many functionalities from different companies, working together to give us the experience of a single service. InfraReveal visualizes what's happening under the hood.

Do you think that you are moving more or less since you began working from home?

The Work From Home-app allows you to explore whether your movement patterns have changed after Covid 19 and recommendations to work from home. The app visualizes your movement in the form of steps data from your phone, through Apple Health, Google fitness or Garmin.

Up to date, the design of technology is mainly focused on introducing ICT to people over 65 and on designing systems specifically for the older population. Nowadays, the perception that people over 65 find digital technology as something alien, is a myth. Most Swedish in this age-group used technology throughout their working lives, own at least a smartphone, and they navigate through digital forms, payments, and healthcare services. It is not us designing for them anymore, it is us designing for our future selves.