Shape-changing interfaces are physically tangible, interactive devices, surfaces, or spaces
that allow for rich, organic, and novel experiences with computational devices. Over the last …

Vibrotactile actuation is mainly used to deliver buzzing sensations. But if vibrotactile
actuation is tightly coupled to users' actions, it can be used to create much richer haptic …

Many features of materials can be experienced through tactile cues, even using one's feet.
For example, one can easily distinguish between moss and stone without looking at the …

We propose a paradigm called Skin-On interfaces, in which interactive devices have their
own (artificial) skin, thus enabling new forms of input gestures for end-users (eg twist …

This paper presents a design space of interaction techniques to engage with visualizations
that are printed on paper and augmented through Augmented Reality. Paper sheets are …

When vibrations are synchronized with our actions, we experience them as material
properties. This has been used to create virtual experiences like friction, counter-force …

With most digital devices, vibrotactile feedback consists of rhythmic patterns of continuous
vibration. In contrast, when interacting with physical objects, we experience many of their …

Haptic devices allow a more immersive experience with Virtual and Augmented Reality.
However, for a wider range of usage they need to be miniaturized while maintaining the …

Augmented Footwear has become an increasingly common research area. However, as this
is a comparatively new direction in HCI, researchers and designers are not able to build …

Many haptic feedback methods have been proposed to enhance realism in virtual reality
(VR). However, friction on the feet in VR, which renders feedback as if walking on different …