In response to calls for sense-making in the field of Human-Food Interaction, we offer a
systematic review of a subset of HFI works that we call Playful HFI-interventions that use …

The social act of eating together has been influenced and mediated by technologies in
recent decades. This phenomenon has been investigated in different academic fields, but …

For young children, family meals are an enjoyable and developmentally useful part of daily
life. Although prior work has shown that ubiquitous computing solutions can enhance …

Our eating practices are increasingly overshadowed by the presence of screen-based
media technologies that conflict with the ideologies of mindful eating. However, little is …

Research on food practices and technology use is becoming more common, albeit with a
constant technological determinism with respect to the support of individual practices …

This paper describes findings from a workshop, with 11 parents of children under 12 years of
age, that explored family experiences of digital technology use. We found that technology …

From cooking and growing to shopping and dining, digital technology has become a
frequent companion in our everyday food practices. Smart food technologies such as online …

In this paper, we present an annotated portfolio of speculative ideas that emerged from a co-
design process where we investigated the playful potential of day-to-day mealtime. Our …

The use of digital technologies, particularly mobile devices, play an increasingly critical role
within everyday family life. However, recent research indicates that family technology use …

Abstract This dissertation outlines Edible Speculations, a methodological approach to
Human-Food Interaction (HFI) research that addresses the growing role of technological …