Idle stripes shirt

Harjuniemi, Emmi; Colley, Ashley; Rytilahti, Piia; Liao, H.-Y.M.; Forest, Jesse; Häkkilä, Jonna

doi:10.1145/3267242.3267303

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“…Information can be presented in a concrete way using texts, numbers, or icons, e.g., [22], as well as through symbolic and abstract visualisation. e.g., [8]. Pearson et al [17] highlighted that a wearable display, even intentionally designed for individual use, such as a smartwatch, is noticeable by others in the surroundings.…”

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Emotional Communication between Remote Couples: Exploring the Design of Wearable Ambient Displays

Jarusriboonchai

Müller

et al. 2020

Proceedings of the 11th Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction: Shaping Experiences, Shaping Society

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We explore the potential of limited vocabulary wearable ambient displays and their preferred characteristics in communicating intimacy between couples at a distance. The research comprises two studies: a co-design workshop and a field study of the design concepts generated from the co-design workshops using low-fidelity prototypes. Our findings reveal that wearable ambient displays could potentially help to increase awareness and emotional connections between couples. A limited vocabulary display is considered as a complementary channel to a smartphone, supporting the communication of subtle and lightweight messages that the sender does not necessarily expect a response to. From the user studies, we identify the preferred characteristics, as well as the potential and challenges of low vocabulary wearable ambient displays. CCS CONCEPTS • Human-centered computing → Human computer interaction (HCI); HCI design and evaluation methods; User studies.

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Emotional Communication between Remote Couples: Exploring the Design of Wearable Ambient Displays

Jarusriboonchai

Müller

et al. 2020

Proceedings of the 11th Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction: Shaping Experiences, Shaping Society

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“…In human-computer interaction, the potential of wearables to augment collocated social interactions has received considerable attention [9,22,36]. These social wearables [9,30] exist in the form of smart textiles, digital accessories and physical devices for gaming or collaborative work [6,9,10,20,31,37,38]. Recent works have implicitly contributed to this field by adding interactivity and digital expression into accessories, textiles or cosmetics [11,23,48].…”

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Identity through Social Wearables: Designing with Finnish University Students

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Proceedings of the 11th Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction: Shaping Experiences, Shaping Society

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“…EmotionCheck [4] and BrightBeat [6] explored different guidance method to regulate users' physiological state. HeartPlotter [17], and Idle stripes shirt [8], presented different ways to visualize the bio-data of users. Although we are easily able to receive vital data from our body using mobile and wearable devices, there is still a lack of usage focusing on providing a proper feedback that can lead users behavior change with less attention.…”

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reSpire

Choi

Sumini

Ishii

2019

Proceedings of the 2019 on Creativity and Cognition

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reSpire lets people bring tangibility to their invisible physi-ological state through shape-changing fabric deformed by airflow. We explore a way to support mental wellness via improving a self-interaction and interpersonal connected-ness. reSpire encourages not only people to focus on their connection to inner body but also to interact with others through playful tangible interactions in the same location and develop a empathy. We created a non-machine like in-terface responsive to users' respiration patterns and hand gestures using a fabric and its deformation by airflow con-trol. We also introduce a computational model to simulate the deformation of fabric by the variance of airflow pres-sure and direction. Various interaction scenarios highlight its applications not only to health but also to interactive art installation.

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Idle stripes shirt

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Emotional Communication between Remote Couples: Exploring the Design of Wearable Ambient Displays

Emotional Communication between Remote Couples: Exploring the Design of Wearable Ambient Displays

Identity through Social Wearables: Designing with Finnish University Students

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