Author name: Carl

Carl Jamilkowski is an interdisciplinary creative leader at the intersection of immersive experiences, digital products, and emerging technologies. With 15+ years of experience spanning enterprise technology, creative agencies, and startups, Carl bridges the gap between creative vision and technical execution. As a former Head of Product at an AI-powered video commerce company and software engineer at Microsoft, Carl brings a rare blend of technical depth and creative direction to his work. He specializes in designing multimodal experiences across physical and digital environments, leveraging technologies including AI, AR/VR, computer vision, and voice interaction. Carl's work has been featured on the TODAY Show, deployed in millions of LG Smart TVs, and showcased at industry events. His approach combines strategic thinking, human-centered design, and a maker's mindset to create experiences that are both innovative and impactful. When not designing the future of interactive experiences, Carl can be found exploring new AR applications, writing about emerging technology trends, and contributing to the creative technology community.

Mine UI Walkthrough

/ Carl's Work

I redesigned the UI for the presentation at MS Research, giving it a more cohesive look. My use of the Metro design

Open Source Limb Control

/ Carl's Work, ITP

We created an API for the body, allowing remote control over the internet (iPhone accelerometer in the video) or through local devices (flex sensor attached to skeleton in the video).

Fallout

/ Carl's Work

We had a project to influence a fan community. Here, we have gathered some imagery to use with the Fallout

Team photo for the Alamo art installation project

Alamo

/ Carl's Work

This project was meant to augment an existing public space; in this case it was Alamo (aka Astor Place Cube).

submo - subway interactive art project

Project name: Submo

/ ITP, Others

Project name: Submo Group members: Xinran Wang, Peiqi Su Code: https://github.com/xinranwang/Spatial-Media/tree/master/submo And a sample from the in-class demo: