Tamil Selvan Gunasekaran

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CHI '261st AuthorHuman-LLM Collaboration +2

Cognitive Bridge: AI-Generated Boundary Objects for Cross-Functional Collaboration

Cross-functional teams struggle when static collaboration tools fail to keep pace with dynamic conversations. Through a formative study with seven professionals, we identified a critical gap: designers and developers speak different vocabularies, causing semantic misalignments. We present Cognitive Bridge, an AI syste…

CHI '254th AuthorVibrotactile Feedback & Skin Stimulation +2

Haptic Empathy: Investigating Individual Differences in Affective Haptic Communications

Nowadays, touch remains essential for emotional conveyance and interpersonal communication as more interactions are mediated remotely. While many studies have discussed the effectiveness of using haptics to communicate emotions, incorporating affect into haptic design still faces challenges due to individual user tact…

CSCW '245th+ AuthorSession 4f: Multiplayer Gaming and Communication

SealMates: Improving Communication in Video Conferencing using a Collective Behavior-Driven Avatar

The limited nonverbal cues and spatially distributed nature of remote communication make it challenging for unacquainted members to be expressive during social interactions over video conferencing. Though it enables seeing others’ facial expressions, the visual feedback can instead lead to unexpected self-focus, resul…

UIST '242nd AuthorVibrotactile Feedback & Skin Stimulation +1

RadarHand: a Wrist-Worn Radar for On-Skin Touch based Proprioceptive Gestures

We introduce RadarHand, a wrist-worn wearable with millimetre wave radar that detects on-skin touch-based proprioceptive hand gestures. Radars are robust, private, small, penetrate materials, and require low computation costs. We first evaluated the proprioceptive and tactile perception nature of the back of the hand…

CSCW '212nd AuthorVoice and Speech

KinVoices: Using Voices of Friends and Family in Voice Interfaces

With voice user interfaces (VUIs) becoming ubiquitous and speech synthesis technology maturing, it is possible to synthesise voices to resemble our friends and relatives (which we will collectively call `kin') and use them on VUIs. However, designing such interfaces and investigating how the familiarity of kin voices…

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