Bridging technical systems and human warmth
Tigo van Gerven. I translate systemic friction and technical constraints into supportive, value-sensitive navigation layers that preserve dignity.
FMP
Adaptive Support
TU/e
Industrial Design
Dignity-first technology
Technology should not demand human adaptation. My work focuses on warm intelligence—designing interactive layers that translate uncertainty into proportional navigation support for vulnerable populations.
By mapping the ethical friction between technical feasibility and user autonomy, I design systems that feel supportive rather than surveillance-driven.
Three domains of integration
Warm Technology
Human Experience
Business Strategy
Translating complex data and computing into gentle, intuitive interfaces that support autonomy and psychological safety.
Designing with deep empathy for dementia and vulnerability, ensuring every interaction respects human dignity first.
Bridging academic research with realistic care implementation, financial modeling, and responsible product ownership.
Dignity in design
Read about how technology can support autonomy, dignity, and social connectedness without alienating users.