Story of Kuebiko

For the past 2 years, I had been working in Barcelona, in taking the next logical step towards pushing HelloHealth towards the public domain by designing STEM toys for students to learn about their own body functioning through embodied design. After the institution I was collaborating with ghosted me, I started working as a freelancer, collaborated with friends in Barcelona, we designed Concord. We got selected for a couple of design weeks across Europe. This opened up my worldview tremendously, collaborating with creative technologists, videographers, architects, and graphic designers. During one such conservation with an ex-professor of mine, we were talking about past projects. We found that we've had a common thread, which was the intersection of ecology, farming, robotics, and AI. Thus we started working together

We're deploying machine learning and cloud computing on data that has previously been ignored, to detect animal behavior and advise conservationists and farmers on preventive measures. This agroforestry system will increase the resilience of the stakeholder's livelihoods as well as agricultural yields for years to come. We've tentatively named the project "Kuebiko".