NAMI is a concept interior proposed for an autonomous vehicle. Its aim is to alleviate the stress and foreign feeling of being in a driverless vehicle and maximising the comfort of users. It is equipped with a virtual personal assistant which caters to their needs while also providing pertinent information on their ride. Features such as a spatial division between riders, personal entertainment and air conditioning controls put back some sense of control in the riders' hands.

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This project was a joint effort by a team of four Nanyang Technological University undergraduate students and four Masters students from the Technological University of Munich. I managed the project timeline and meetings for the Singapore side and liaised with the foreign team. A prototype was made in the final phase in Munich with the foreign team.