Valkyrie Savage

schoolUniversity of Copenhagenbar_chart#2625 Global Rank

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#2625

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FEDT: Supporting Experiment Design and Execution in HCI Fabrication Research

Fabrication research in HCI relies on diverse experiments to inform and assess research contributions. However, performance and reporting of these experiments is inconsistent, not only reducing transparency that reassures reviewers and readers of a project's rigour but also challenging methods' replicability by future…

DIS '253rd AuthorDesktop 3D Printing & Personal Fabrication +1

Stay Tuned: Tuning Actuation Force in Functional Objects

The physical properties of objects cannot typically be adjusted post-manufacture to meet specific needs or preferences. While 3D printing offers the potential of design-time customization, manipulating object properties after the object has been printed remains challenging. We present a 3D printable bistable mechanism…

UIST '245th+ Author3D Modeling & Animation +2

Rhapso: Automatically Embedding Fiber Materials into 3D Prints for Enhanced Interactivity

We introduce Rhapso, a 3D printing system designed to embed a diverse range of continuous fiber materials within 3D objects during the printing process. This approach enables integrating properties like tensile strength, force storage and transmission, or aesthetic and tactile characteristics, directly into low-cost t…

CHI '24CorrespondingLaser Cutting & Digital Fabrication +1

LaCir: A multilayered laser-cuttable material to co-fabricate circuitry and structural components.

Rapid prototyping is an important tool for designers, but many fabrication techniques are slow and create bulky components requiring multiple machines and processes to achieve desired device shape and electronic functionality. Prior work explored ways to ease fabricating shapes or designing electronics, but we focus o…

UIST '221st AuthorDesktop 3D Printing & Personal Fabrication +1

AirLogic: Embedding Pneumatic Computation and I/O in 3D Models to Fabricate Electronics-Free Interactive Objects

Researchers have developed various tools and techniques towards the vision of on-demand fabrication of custom, interactive devices. Recent work has 3D-printed artefacts like speakers, electromagnetic actuators, and hydraulic robots. However, these are non-trivial to instantiate as they require post-fabrication mechani…

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