Even Realities

Spatial health, in real time. Approved for production in AR glasses.

The Health module for an AI-powered AR operating system, designed end to end in Shenzhen and approved by the CDO and CEO for production.

A pair of AR glasses
Role
UX designer, consultant
Year
2025
Surface
AR glasses operating system
Outcome
Approved by CDO and CEO

The brief

Even Realities is building an AI-powered operating system for spatial computing, designed for a next-generation AR glasses platform. The Health module sits at the centre of that OS, turning continuous sensor input into feedback a wearer can act on at a glance.

The data was rich. The surface was new. Almost nothing had been validated with users.

The approach

Working as the consulting UX designer in Shenzhen, I led the module end to end: user research with early hardware testers, a competitive sweep of spatial-computing conventions, an information architecture for the health domain, and a hi-fi prototype iterated weekly with engineering.

Two constraints shaped most decisions: spatial reading distance and battery-friendly motion. Every component was prototyped against both before it reached the deck.

review cycles to executive approval
3
adjacent modules now inheriting the pattern set
2
design reading distance for every component
1.8m

The outcome

After three review cycles the prototype was approved by the CDO and CEO for full implementation in the next-generation glasses. The visual language shipped for Health became the baseline for two adjacent modules now in development.

“Josh is a strategic thinker paired with in-depth UI and UX understanding. He can quickly grasp the core strategy of a business and turn it into meaningful design solutions.”

Will WangCEO, Even Realities