Adwait Sharma

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Encouraging Breath: Increasing Out‑of‑Session DMHI Engagement using a Shape‑Changing Biofeedback Physicalization within a Longitudinal RCT

Out-of-session or "homework'' engagement is a primary limiting factor in clinical mental health outcomes. Despite weekly practitioner contact, adherence to prescribed Digital Mental Health Interventions (DMHIs) typically drops by 96.1% within two weeks. We evaluate Ankor, a handheld shape-changing biofeedback physical…

UIST '253rd AuthorHaptic Wearables +2

GraspR: A Computational Model of Spatial User Preferences for Adaptive Grasp UI Design

Grasp User Interfaces (grasp UIs) enable dual-tasking in XR by allowing interaction with digital content while holding physical objects. However, designing grasp UIs presents a fundamental challenge: existing approaches either capture user preferences through labor-intensive elicitation studies that don't scale, or re…

UIST '254th AuthorElectrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) +1

SparseEMG: Computational Design of Sparse EMG Layouts for Sensing Gestures

Gesture recognition with electromyography (EMG) is a complex problem influenced by gesture sets, electrode count and placement, and machine learning parameters (e.g., features, classifiers). Most existing toolkits focus on streamlining model development but overlook the impact of electrode selection on classification…

UIST '255th+ AuthorHonorable MentionForce Feedback & Pseudo-Haptic Weight +1

HydroHaptics: High-Fidelity Force-Feedback on Soft Deformable Interfaces using Hydrostatic Transmission

Soft deformable interfaces offer unique interaction potential through input flexibility and diverse forms. However, force feedback on these devices remains limited, with pneumatic approaches lacking responsiveness and precision, while microhydraulic solutions are constrained to small form factors with limited input.…

CHI '25CorrespondingContext-Aware Computing +1

Beyond Vacuuming: How Can We Exploit Domestic Robots’ Idle Time?

We are increasingly adopting domestic robots (e.g., Roomba) that provide relief from mundane household tasks. However, these robots usually only spend little time executing their specific task and remain idle for long periods. They typically possess advanced mobility and sensing capabilities, and therefore have signif…

DIS '241st AuthorHaptic Wearables +3

GraspUI: Seamlessly Integrating Object-Centric Gestures within the Seven Phases of Grasping

Objects are indispensable tools in our daily lives. Recent research has demonstrated their potential to act as conduits for digital interactions with microgestures, however, the primary focus was on situations where the hand firmly grasps an object. We introduce GraspUI, an exploratory design space of object-centric g…

DIS '242nd AuthorElectronic Textiles (E-textiles) +1

SeamSleeve: Robust Arm Movement Sensing through Powered Stitching

Despite significant advances in interactive clothing over the past decade, e-textiles lack traditional fabric robustness and comfort. SeamSleeve provides a method for using garment seams as sensing channels while retaining the benefits of regular clothing design. We power conductive seams at low voltages to stitch tog…

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