Miniature devices have become wearable beyond the form factor of watches or rings---
functional devices can now directly affix to the user's skin, unlocking a much wider canvas …

As interfaces progress beyond wearables and into intrinsic human augmentation, the human
body has become an increasingly important topic in the field of HCI. Wearables already act …

In traditional body-art, designs are adjusted to the body as they are applied, enabling
creative improvisation and exploration. Conventional design and fabrication methods of …

The Delphi method, originated on the 1960́s, is a technique used to help construct present
and future scenarios focused on specific issues with the help of experts on the focused …

Applying customized epidermal electronics closely onto the human skin offers the potential
for biometric sensing and unique, always-available on-skin interactions. However, iterating …

As the landscape of wearable devices continues to expand, power remains a major issue for
adoption, usability, and miniaturization. Users are faced with an increasing number of …

Eyelid stickers are thin strips that temporarily create a crease when attached to the eyelid.
The direct contact with the crease that increases and decreases the pressure on the eyelid …

Human hair is a cultural material, with a rich history displaying individuality, cultural
expression and group identity. It is malleable in length, color and style, highly visible, and …

We present Print-A-Sketch, an open-source handheld printer prototype for sketching circuits
and sensors. Print-A-Sketch combines desirable properties from free-hand sketching and …

This paper presents BioSparks, a wearable device that detects glucose levels in sweat
through electrochemical biosensors crafted with traditional jewelry techniques. Unlike …