Hybrid Embroidery Games: Playing with Materials, Machines, and People

Assessing the impact of architectural and behavioral interventions for controlling indoor COVID-19 infection risk: An agent-based approach

“…This agent-based model lacks validation, which is a problem that many infection prediction models currently face [ 95 ]. It is difficult to perform actual experimental validation and obtain data for the spread of the virus indoors.…”

DungeonMaker: Embedding Tangible Creation and Destruction in Hybrid Board Games through Personal Fabrication Technology

“…"Exquisite Circuits" by Qi et al used the game of "exquisite corpse" to enable the collaborative and playful creation of electronic circuits [69]. Hybrid Embroidery Games by Lee and Albaugh presented textile-based game systems, similarly enabling playful interaction with fabrication devices, while further highlighting social experiences [52]. Grasse and Melcer developed "Generation", a game that requires players to fabricate and assemble components to progress [36].…”

Learning with Stitch Samplers: Exploring Stitch Samplers as Contextual Instructions for E-textile Tutorials

“…As a result, researchers have been exploring digitizing textile patterns such as the creation of AdaCAD software for digital looms [23] and Sketch&Stitch for digital embroidery [31]. The digitized patterns have also enabled new interactions possibilities such as embroidery games [1,58], live participation and data inputs [2,55,83], incorporating found materials [3], and combining textile fabrication with other rapid prototyping pipelines such as 3D printing [14,30]. Researchers have augmented digitized patterns with guided instructions and error correction such as Aesthetic Circuits where individuals can draw out an e-textile circuit and confrm their design before stitching [59], and Needle User Interface which is an augmented embroidery hoop for verifying stitch placement [69].…”