The WellHouse
The WellHouse is an immersive prototype that brings Panasonic WELL's vision to life, transforming the home into a wellness sanctuary for families.
The home as a singular sensor, integrated with Panasonic's ecosystem, with Umi caring for the family. The WellHouse, built by Panasonic's Kasa Design Lab, showcases agentic wellness embedded in architecture—featuring natural voice interaction and inclusive interfaces that respond when needed. Collaborating with Yoky Matsuoka, I led the design of all physical and digital aspects and managed the six-month build.
Umi checks in with Grandma Naomi about her medications and how the room's temperature and white noise have improved her sleep.
Umi connects Naomi with her daughter Mari to plan the virtual dinner they'll share across their two homes tonight.
Umi assists Naomi with her garden by selecting vegetables for the community dinner. We used Panasonic’s transparent OLED TV to create an enlarged, notional window interface.
Umi hosts a virtual dinner between two homes on a transparent kitchen display, sharing live nutrition info as the meal comes together.
Umi coaches the kids through portions on a countertop that can see the ingredients in front of it.