Deformable interfaces are emerging in HCI and prototypes show potential for non-rigid
interactions. Previous reviews looked at deformation as a material property of shape …

For an improved user experience in smart homes, there is a need to enhance the current
interaction methods by embedding control interfaces in everyday household objects …

We introduce Serpentine, a self-powered sensor that is a reversibly deformable cord
capable of sensing a variety of human input. The material properties and structural design of …

In the field of human-computer interaction, deformable user interfaces are gaining more
attention. Gestures performed by bending the deformable device are commonly investigated …

Describing pain intensity constitutes an essential part of pain communication. A medical
practitioner cannot depend on pain scales because of the criteria differences between the …

Deformable interfaces are an emerging area of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) research
that offers nuanced and responsive physical interaction with digital technologies. They are …

One key concept of Tangible User Interaction is interactive surfaces, in which we transform a
surface into an active interface between the physical and virtual world. In this paper we …

Digital adaptation of physical games often includes complete digitization resulting in the
replacement of physical movements with virtual counterparts using input devices. We …

We present WiBend, a system that recognizes bending gestures as the input modalities for
interacting on non-instrumented and deformable surfaces using WiFi signals. WiBend takes …