Real-world projects showcasing our expertise in accessible technology and mobile development for healthcare and enterprise.
Thesis showcase
TETv2.0 tactile learning system
Design and implementation of a tactile-visual system for pattern recognition by touch using a 3-DOF Cartesian robot, custom electronics, and a mobile app.
Key technology
Industries
We translate complex requirements into user-friendly, resilient software. Our playbooks are tailored to your sector so you inherit proven workflows from day one.
Omnichannel apps, in-store digital experiences, and customer loyalty platforms that integrate with ERPs, catalog systems, and marketing automation stacks.
Secure customer onboarding, digital wallets, and real-time notifications with compliance reviews that satisfy internal audit, KYC, and data residency requirements.
HIPAA-aligned patient experiences, remote monitoring dashboards, and analytics for behaviour change programs leveraging privacy-first data strategies.
Inclusive learning tools, accessibility-forward mobile experiences, and data platforms that help nonprofits report outcomes to donors and partners.
Case Study
Tukii — Tangible Emotions
A social innovation project that laid the foundations for Wycro: blending technology, inclusion, and creativity to transform the learning experience for students with visual impairments.
Public recognition during the Bayer Young Community Innovators 2017 competition.
Tukii emerged in response to the shortage of accessible learning resources. More than 70% of knowledge is acquired visually; for students with vision loss that leaves barely 30% of learning opportunities.
We designed and built a portable robotic device that sketches shapes and patterns on the palm of the hand while narrating immersive stories complemented with sound effects. The result is a multi-sensory experience that strengthens abstract reasoning and emotional intelligence.
Promo video (2018)
Inclusive classrooms in Ecuador usually lack tactile materials and specialist coaching for teachers. Tukii delivers a universal, customisable tool: educators download new stories and exercises through a companion mobile app, keeping the project sustainable over time.
Results: more than 120 students improved their spatial perception and autonomy. The initiative received seed funding and became the launchpad for Wycro’s focus on inclusive technology.
Engineer John Trujillo’s thesis explores the design and implementation of a cartesian robot capable of drawing tactile patterns on skin, validating its effectiveness as an inclusive educational resource.
Concept image of the tukii project