I designed and built an interactive graphic using Adobe Animate to show how Stefanini’s AI and IoT retail solutions improve the customer journey. Users can explore different touchpoints to see how the tech fits into real experiences. I handled the layout, animation, and functionality, making sure it worked across devices and matched the page’s message. The graphic helped turn abstract ideas into something more visual and easy to understand.
At a Google-sponsored event, I demoed a Zspace 3D interactive unit for a group of schoolkids, showing how virtual objects could float beyond the screen and respond to movement. I programmed the setup with a 3D model of Sophie, Stefanini’s AI assistant, so users could interact with her in an immersive environment. This was part of our innovation center work, using Sophie and spatial computing to spark curiosity and explore new ways of blending tech and education.
During the pandemic, I was asked to find a new way to run our sales summit remotely. I led the setup and launch of an interactive virtual event with a main stage and breakout rooms. Instead of a basic video call, this gave attendees a more engaging and immersive experience. I handled the platform setup, trained users on avatars and controls, and provided live tech support throughout. The result was a dynamic alternative that boosted participation and gave the team a more memorable experience.
Blender Work
I used Blender to re-create our office space in 3D, which allowed me to experiment with different layouts, furniture arrangements using custom, downloaded assets, and style options before making real changes. This gave the team a clear visual reference for planning and helped avoid guesswork. I also used Blender for more creative projects, including a FOOH concept video that simulated elements interacting with a city environment, and one of my AI-driven Times Square videos, where Blender was used to model and animate building structures as part of the final composition.
