Affective TouchCasting

Bonanni, Leonardo; Vaucelle, Cati

doi:10.1145/1179849.1179893

Cited by 9 publications

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“…Cependant, les vêtements haptiques peuvent dicilement couvrir toute la surface tactile du corps, donc le stimuler en entier, car une interface intégrale risque d'être trop intrusive avec les technologies actuelles [65]. Des vibromoteurs ont été intégrés à une écharpe pour simuler une impression de confort à l'aide de retours haptiques discrets [8,9]. Le même type de technologie a été utilisé au dos d'une veste pour fournir des notications [18] ou des informations de guidage, entre autres pour des cosmonautes [98].…”

Section: Les Vêtements Haptiquesunclassified

Survey and perspectives of social touch in HCI

Teyssier

Bailly²,

Lecolinet

et al. 2017

Proceedings of the 29th Conference on l'Interaction Homme-Machine

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Touch is one of the primary channel of non-verbal communication. It is used to convey emotions and to establish bounds between people. Its use has already been considered in HCI to interact with devices, but it has rarely been used for direct emotional communication between individuals. This article presents a literature review of social touch in human-computer interaction. Based at the crosssection of psychology, HCI, emotions and haptics research communities, we rst review the role and importance of social touch for communicating emotions. We then discuss existing and emerging technologies to perform social touch and nally we present new perspectives for interfaces in HCI. CCS CONCEPTS • Human-centered computing → Interaction paradigms; Human computer interaction (HCI);

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Section: Les Vêtements Haptiquesunclassified

Survey and perspectives of social touch in HCI

Teyssier

Bailly²,

Lecolinet

et al. 2017

Proceedings of the 29th Conference on l'Interaction Homme-Machine

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“…In 2006, Bonanni presented TapTap [4] which simulates touch through vibration, pressure, short pokes and heat via a scarf-like device. The goal is to record and replay patterns of touch through a series of vibrator pads located in four pockets in the scarf.…”

Section: Digital Mediationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Touch & talk

Wang

Quek

2010

Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction

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Touch is a unique channel in affect conveyance. A significant aspect of this uniqueness is that the relation of touch to affect is immediate, without the need for symbolic encoding and decoding. However, most pioneering research work in developing remote touch technologies, result in the use of touch as a symbolic channel either by design or user decision. We present a review of relevant psychological and sociological literature of touch and propose a model of immediacy of the touch channel for conveyance of affect. We posit that the strategic provision of contextualizing channels will liberate touch to assume its role in affect conveyance. Armed with this analysis, we propose two design guidelines: first, the touch channel needs to be coupled with other communication channels to clarify its meaning; second, encourage the use touch as an immediate channel by not assigning any symbolic meaning to touch interactions. We proceed to describe our haptic interface design based on these guidelines. Our in-lab experiment shows that remote touch reinforces the meaning of a symbolic channel reducing sadness significantly and showing a trend to reduce general negative mood and to reinforce joviality.

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“…Though many wearable devices can be considered emotional interfaces, (Bonanni & Vaucelle, 2006;Mikhak et al, 1999;Mueller et al, 2005;Teh et al, 2008). Patches eliminates the need for an "external" object, such as a stuffed animal (Teh et al, 2008), thus creating a more natural experience.…”

Section: Interaction With Somatic Informationmentioning

confidence: 99%