2025-10-15 –, Hall 1A
As the global population ages, the need for inclusive design becomes increasingly critical. By rethinking user experiences for the geriatric and marginalised communities, we can help address issues and create a better new world.
Older adults and those with sensory impairments also often face physical, cognitive, and sensory changes that can impact their interaction with products and services. By understanding these challenges, we can create solutions centred around accessibility, usability, and empathy that are not only functional but also empowering.
This isn’t just about technology — it’s about dignity, independence, and belonging. The future we design must reflect the diversity of those who will live in it.
A creative soul driven by a profound belief that design should be both aesthetically inspiring and deeply purposeful, Kausik is a seasoned UX Design leader with 9+ years of experience. Holding a Master's in Interaction Design from the prestigious National Institute of Design, India.
With a sharp eye for detail Kausik translates abstract concepts into elegant solutions, demonstrating a deep understanding of user needs. Recognised for their expertise, Kausik's relationship with the WUC dates back to 2016 & 2017 as a two-time Student World UX Championship finalist. Beyond professional achievements, Kausik founded a Med-tech startup incubated at the Indian Institute of Science, translating innovative ideas into real-world solutions. As an artist and wire sculptor, Kausik possesses a unique perspective that infuses creativity and artistic expression into every design decision.