Extended Abstracts of the 2020 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems 2020
DOI: 10.1145/3334480.3382819
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Towards a Framework for Designing Playful Gustosonic Experiences

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“…This outcome is important, as playful food interaction has been limitedly reviewed in HCI [30]. Unlike papers focused mostly on sensory stimulation, those focused on playfulness [189,190], especially open ended games, allow for user's agency and experience of discovery, particularly through creating new sounds while eating. While tastes such as sweet/bitter have been more commonly used to provide positive/negative feedback in games [123,125,182], other tastes and their emotional associations have been less explored.…”
Section: Discussion Of Systematic Review Findingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This outcome is important, as playful food interaction has been limitedly reviewed in HCI [30]. Unlike papers focused mostly on sensory stimulation, those focused on playfulness [189,190], especially open ended games, allow for user's agency and experience of discovery, particularly through creating new sounds while eating. While tastes such as sweet/bitter have been more commonly used to provide positive/negative feedback in games [123,125,182], other tastes and their emotional associations have been less explored.…”
Section: Discussion Of Systematic Review Findingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A mesma mesa foi utilizada então, num segundo estudo, para avaliar sua capacidade de agir sobre o comportamento dos comensais, ao estimular hábitos alimentares saudáveis entre crianças e a diminuição na velocidade de mastigação entre adultos, por meio da gamificação das refeições (DE VRIES et al, 2020b). Na mesma linha, Mueller et al (2020) desenvolveram um jogo no qual um braço robótico avalia a expressão facial de dois participantes para decidir qual deles deveria ser alimentado pelo braço, tendo em vistas que o jogo poderia fortalecer a interação e o aproveitamento da comida.…”
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