Gracie Broom
About
Gracie is a versatile designer and researcher who merges diverse perspectives to solve creative and business challenges. Her Global Innovation Design studies have taken her to Tokyo and New York, where she has explored spatial design, UX/UI, industrial design and systems design. With a background in marketing and branding, Gracie excels in crafting compelling narratives for global audiences across various industries.
Her work focuses on the interplay between social interactions, spaces, and technology. Notable projects during her GID program include:
- Reporti: A real-time incident reporting system for live events, allowing attendees to discreetly report issues and communicate with security staff without mobile data.
- Unity Homes: A 3D-printed housing development addressing Texas’ domestic abuse crisis, designed in partnership with SafeHaven and validated by survivors.
- Momentary Collective: An interactive installation exploring light, texture, and human connection, created in partnership with Hidden Layer Studio in Tokyo.
- BlightAlert: A concept for recycling MEMS sensors from smartphones into a device for small-scale farmers to predict rice blast disease.
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