Following the motto "make videogames come alive" I made it my task to design nature-inspired robots equipped with the most advanced technology and artificial intelligence.
For your ultimate entertainment responsible are:
KOLO, SHO, AKU, NOMIA and TWIN,
each of them having their special ability.
What they have in common? They are RoboBugs ! 

And they MIGHT become HeroBugs but in order to achieve that status they need a trainer, you!, who prepares them for the 3 disciplinesSUMO, PARKOUR, and HARVEST!
These challenges demand absolute unity of trainer and bug, man and
machine. Between victory and defeat lies only the TEAM.

DIPLOMA 2011 Class: Esslinger Vienna / Austria

The lack of movement in industrial nations is a direct cause for many deseases.
It is a threat for the musculoskeletal system and leads to obesity and its secondary deseases. The goal of any healthcare system is therefor to motivate people to move in their everyday life. That, however, is a quite difficult task due to the nature of this everyday life:  An 8 hour office day is hardly motivating for sports in the evening.
Therefore:If the white-collar-worker wont do their workout, the workout must come to the office.

In Partnership with Daniel Wyrobal and Dietmar Kolar,  2010

Thinking about how the next generation of scania-trucks could look like,
i created these concepts.
(2010)

The flexibility of the commercial road vehicle is indispensable for logistics.  
Transportation by land is one of the main causes of environmental pollution. 
As economic efficiency increases, the planet pays a high price. In an attempt to minimize ecological damage, we have 
developed a means of transport which combines the road vehicle's flexibility 
with the environmental compatibility of the railway. In addition we offer the engine of the 21st century: an algae-powered fuel cell. Satellite tracking pairs the ideal navigation with the supplementary dimension railroad.
Winner of VDA-Design Award 2008 Transport Efficiency 2020
Winner of Createc-Competition 2008

in Partnership  with Jupin Ghanbari

We cannot end war,  but we can stop people from taking part!

Peace Robots serve the United Nations as an ad-hoc intervention squad.
They are subject to the UN-Principles  neutrality and non-partisanship in crisis areas.
Non-lethal systems enable them to defuse trouble spots and protect civilians from becoming victims.
The Peace Robots are self-governed and will be deployed in swarms.
Project at the University of applied Arts Vienna
(2008)

in Partnership with Jupin Ghanbari