Ozgun Kilic Afsar
Ozgun Kilic Afsar is an acclaimed academic based in Stockholm, Sweden. Recognized for their exceptional talent and innovative design prowess, Ozgun Kilic Afsar has been honored as the winner of an esteemed A' Design Awards in the Textile category. With a deep commitment to design excellence and a keen eye for detail, Ozgun Kilic Afsar continues to shape the future of design in Sweden and beyond.
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Ozgun Kilic Afsar. is a Ph.D. candidate at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, and a Research Affiliate at MIT Media Lab. Her current research focuses on integrated soft robotic fibers and textiles that correspond to the dexterity of human biomechanics. Such active textile systems feature multimodal haptic feedback to kinesthetically support skill acquisition and transfer in creative movement practices. This work has recently been featured as a cover story on MIT News. She is currently exploring robotic upper-bodyware’s potential to allow for intergenerational interactions in the context of opera, such as two experts singing a duet across time and space. Her aim is to generate a tangible skills database to safeguard somatic skills in the form of haptic notations through robotic materials.
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Ozgun Kilic Afsar possesses the essential technical skills required to tackle design projects efficiently, with a focus on functional and professional outcomes. Their work demonstrates a positive trajectory in the design field, showing potential for future growth and success.
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