Sasohan studio's first exhibition
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cover of Justice with Michael Sandel
book cover project, Sasohan Studio

Sing Along is a music educating toy for children from years 5-9. Sing Along visualizes music into the form of ‘picture scores’, a tool used frequently and effectively in class for young children, with LED lights timed with music. This toy helps children learn songs by letting them listen to the song and watch the visualized form of music with colorful moving lights. There are different children’s songs saved in each buttons. When child picks a song to learn and puts each button parts in their place, the whole song and LED lights are played. Then, the song is divided into shorter parts for the child to listen and learn. Each phrase is played then stopped, and the child can press the LED light on the screen with the pen to play the each note it indicates. The child learns the lyrics, rhythm, and general idea of music through this process. After learning, they can sing the song themselves and record their own voice on the buttons. 


educational toy concept
thesis project, bachelor's degree, id KAIST 
exhibition in Cube, Tokyo Designer's Week 2010

sketches

3D modeling

flash simulation & user study

mock-ups

working prototype

GrowGreen is a suggestion of new food waste disposal sytem and products for local apartments. Emphasizing on eco-friendliness, easy access and pleasant experience for users, GrowGreen solves many problems of the current system in use. GrowGreen was especially targeted for Yuseongu, Daejeon but can be accepted in all apartments in Korea. GrowGreen consist of public bin, personal bin, and a business model. Personal bins are based on volume-rate disposal system, to reduce the waste amount and made of biodegradable material PLA. The money people pay for the bins are used as tax, and no additional governmental costs are necessary. Apartments receive incentives on management fees for steady use of the system.


Food waste collecting system concept
New product development, id KAIST
work with Wonjun Lee, Heejun Lim

sketches

model