I am a second-year Mechanical Engineering student at the University of Twente. As the chairman of Syndesis, I lead meetings within Syndesis and manage the technical development of the product. I am excited to collaborate with professionals to make Syndesis more efficient and useful for the elderly who need it the most.

As a second-year mechanical engineering student with a passion for innovation, I am committed to using technology to create meaningful connections. Having lived in various countries, I have developed a global perspective that inspires my work at Syndesis. Here, we aim to combat loneliness among the elderly through immersive VR experiences. Outside of work, I enjoy cooking, playing volleyball, and racing.

I am a third-year Business Administration student who loves finding ways to use technology to help people. I study finance and accounting, but I also enjoy being creative and solving problems in different ways. In my free time, I love doing triathlons and am always looking for new challenges.

My name is Samina Rustami, and I am a second-year psychology student. My role at Syndesis is to monitor and analyze the improvement of the well-being of the elderly. I believe that with Syndesis, we can discover new ways to make the lives of the elderly easier. That is why I am excited to be part of this research.