I design for environments where being wrong is more than just expensive: medical devices, and crew consumables for astronauts. I studied Industrial Design at NID, where I got hooked on the layer underneath the objects- how people actually behave around it, and how you capture those insights. Since then, I've worked with teams at ISRO and IISc CPDM, designing high-stakes products and building tools to capture research insights faster, leveraging AI. Book a call if you're trying to get into research, wondering what designing for space actually involves, or figuring out whether NID is worth it.