We present mechanical sympathy as a generative design concept for cultivating
somaesthetic relationships with machines and machine-like systems. We identify the …

In a long-term commitment to designing for the aesthetics of human–drone interactions, we
have been troubled by the lack of tools for shaping and interactively feeling drone …

There is an underexplored interaction space for drones that can be utilised as running
interaction technology, distinct from human drone interaction that warrants foregrounding …

We report on a three-day challenge during which five teams each programmed a nanodrone
to be piloted through an obstacle course using bodily movement, in a 3D transposition of …

There are current methodological and epistemological gaps and struggles between Human-
Drone Interaction research and the field of design. We highlight five HDI design …

While drones are frequently used to capture aerial footage of runners, their utilization to
enhance well-being of runners through real time feedback has not been fully explored. In …

The proliferation of data throughout society has produced an increased interest in novel
ways to represent information to provide new insights, re-humanize data, or allow broader …

The utilization of drones to assist runners in real-time and post-run remains a promising yet
unexplored field within human-drone interaction (HDI). Hence, in my doctoral research, I aim …

Biosignals, functioning as additional nonverbal signs, have the potential to introduce novel
social experiences. The content and presentation forms of biosignals play a crucial role in …

We present mechanical sympathy as a generative design concept for cultivating
somaesthetic relationships with machines and machinelike systems. We identify the …