In the last decade, several new haptic devices have been developed, contributing to the
definition of more realistic virtual environments. An overview of this topic requires a …

On-body electronics and sensors offer the opportunity to seamlessly augment the human
with computing power. Accordingly, numerous previous work investigated methods that …

As haptics have become an ingrained part of our wearable experience, particularly through
phones, smartwatches, and fitness trackers, significant research effort has been conducted …

Hearing loss is becoming a global problem, partly as a consequence of exposure to loud
music. People may be unaware about the harmful sound levels and consequent damages …

We present KnitSkin, a bio-inspired sleeve that can traverse diverse cylindrical terrains,
ranging from a user's forearm at a wearable scale, to pipes and tree branches at an …

Wearables are getting more and more powerful. Tasks like notifications can be delegated to
smartwatches. But the output capabilities of wearables seem to be stuck at displays and …

The rapid development of wearable technologies is increasing research interest in on-body
robotics, where relocatable robots can serve as haptic interfaces, support healthcare …

Bathing and skin care assistance are important and practical tasks when providing care to
adults with phys-ical disabilities in healthcare and nursing home settings. Yet, achieving …

Providing rich feedback on small devices, like smartwatches, can be difficult. We propose
colorful electrotactile feedback on the back of a smartwatch. Colorful electrotactile feedback …

Radial skin drag is a unique form of haptic feedback which may have applications in mental
health practices such as guided breathing in which time based progress tracking during the …