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Opend Studio · South Korea

Start with an idea. See what it becomes.

Opend Studio is a creative studio for building, testing and bringing ideas to life through prototyping, making, photography and hands-on experimentation.

ideasketchprototypetestreal thing

Buildprototypes, parts & one-off objects
Connectelectronics, NFC & small software
Photographproducts & creative imagery
Independentyou work directly with me

Products · Get something I’ve made

Small, useful things you can print, tap and use.

All products
3D-print designFree / paid: TBC

Printable NFC magnet tags

A fridge-friendly magnet that holds an NFC tag. Tap it with your phone to open a web page — like the checklist or A Little More.

Web toolFree / paid: TBC

Checklist Working name

A checklist website that opens with a tap. Pairs with an NFC magnet so the list lives where the task happens.

Web toolFree / paid: TBC

A Little More

Prompts for conversations. Tap a magnet, get something to talk about that goes a little further than usual.

In development

Home plant care system

A small smart-farm-style system for houseplants. It starts by keeping an eye on watering and light and telling you what your plants need. Automatic watering and supplemental grow lights come later, alongside a community-supported guide with tips and values for specific plants.

Not available yet — this is where I share how it’s developing.

Behind the studio

Research engineer by training. Maker by habit.

I’m Adam. My background is in AI, computer vision and software research — work that taught me to ask good questions, test carefully and build things that hold up.

Away from the screen I design and 3D print parts, wire up electronics and take photographs. Opend Studio is where those threads meet: a place to take an idea off the page and find out what it can become.

More about me

Have an idea you can’t quite pin down?

That’s a good place to start. Tell me what you’re thinking about — a sentence is enough — and we’ll work out the next step together.

Discuss your idea