FabricatINK explores the personal fabrication of irregularly-shaped low-power displays
using electronic ink (E ink). E ink is a programmable bicolour material used in traditional …

Over recent years, there has been significant research within HCI towards free-form physical
interactive devices. However, such devices are not straightforward to design, produce and …

We report the use of films of poly (3-hexylthiophene-2, 5-diyl) nanoparticles (P3HT-NPs)
prepared with the reprecipitation method employing water as solvent in the absence of …

In recent years makerspaces have gained traction as an environment where makers and
tinkerers can freely create artefacts with digital fabrication tools. They are particularly suited …

ECPlotter is a prototyping toolkit for the fabrication of electrochromic displays. By syringe
depositing conductive, electrochromic and electrolyte inks, and curing the inks in one step …

Displays are a ubiquitous part of our everyday life. Digital, as well as paper-based displays,
are used on various occasions to present us with different information. While users cannot …

Well-funded classrooms often provide a variety of learning materials such as computers,
robotics and other expensive equipment to facilitate STEM Learning activities for children …

The technologies we use in everyday contexts are designed and tested, using existing
standards of usability. As technology advances standards are still based on planar displays …

This course is a hands-on introduction to the fabrication of flexible, transparent free-form
displays based on electrochromism for an audience with a variety of backgrounds, including …

Human computer interaction is currently constrained by flat rectangular interfaces. Through
irregularly shaped interactive devices, we can unlock the full extent of interactions between …