Design & Prototyping · Fall 2026
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Chiba Institute of Technology
Hi, I'm Cheche. I'm from Bhutan, and I'm a Master's student at Chiba Institute of Technology in Japan.
[Add a sentence or two about yourself: what you enjoy making, what you did before, or what you're curious about.]
This is where I develop and test prototypes for the Design & Prototyping course over the semester. Each week I share something you can try and write down what I learned from it.
The page keeps changing as the work does, so if you come back later it will probably look different.
These describe problems only, not solutions. The aim is to understand who is affected and why it matters before deciding what to build.
[Describe the people who live with this problem now.]
[What would their ordinary day look like?]
[Wider effects beyond the individual.]
[Why this deserves long-term commitment.]
[What could go wrong, or who might lose out?]
[Describe the people who live with this problem now.]
[What would their ordinary day look like?]
[Wider effects beyond the individual.]
[Why this deserves long-term commitment.]
[What could go wrong, or who might lose out?]
[Describe the people who live with this problem now.]
[What would their ordinary day look like?]
[Wider effects beyond the individual.]
[Why this deserves long-term commitment.]
[What could go wrong, or who might lose out?]
[One or two sentences on the idea.]
[The assumption most likely to be wrong.]
[A specific result that would tell me to stop or change course.]
Newest first. Every week's build stays in its own folder, so older ones remain reachable.
[What the prototype was and what question it was meant to answer.]
[Who tried it, e.g. "4 classmates" or "2 friends who cook daily". No names needed.]
[What people did, where they got stuck, what surprised me.]
"[A direct quote from someone who tried it.]"
[What I learned and what I'll do differently next week.]