Sustainable Development (SD) in its dimensions–environment, economy, and society–is a
growing area of concern within the HCI community. This paper advances a systematic …

Clay 3D printing is a relatively new technology and only a narrow range of geometries is 3D
printable if one is employing commercially available slicing software. We experienced these …

The emergence of on-skin interfaces has created an opportunity for seamless, always-
available on-body interactions. However, developing a new fabrication process for on-skin …

New printing strategies have enabled 3D-printed materials that imitate traditional textiles.
These filament-based textiles are easy to fabricate but lack the look and feel of fiber textiles …

The field of textile fabrication has a strong pattern-making culture that enables individuals to
reproduce items at home. Electronic textile (e-textile) researchers within HCI are …

Textiles have several characteristics that make them well suited for updates, sometimes
called patching or mending, but textile repair is underexplored in the context of personal …

“Libraries of Things” are tangible collections of borrowable objects. There are many benefits
to Libraries of Things such as making objects and skill-building accessible, reducing waste …

Within the emerging field of e-textiles, goldwork embroidery (also known as metalwork)
which uses metal threads and materials is an underexplored area, despite being a centuries …

Smart textiles combine electronics with traditional textile forms, showing great promise in
creating soft and fexible interactive systems for human-computer interaction and robotics …

In this research, we used traditional sequin embroidery as the basis and a 3D printer to
expand the design space of sequin materials and structures, by developing a new 2.5 D …