Bruna Goveia da Rocha

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DIS '253rd AuthorDesign Fiction +1

A language of one’s own: annotations and layering as design material

As designers, we often use annotations to add information and reflection to our work. We would like to suggest that these annotations let personal design languages emerge. We experiment with the materiality of the pictorial format itself to show how such languages emerge from a particular body of work, as it travels f…

DIS '242nd AuthorDesktop 3D Printing & Personal Fabrication +1

Entering the 3D printer: negotiations of imprecision in making.

3D printing generally makes use of CAD software and slicers to mediate designerly intentions and fabrication instructions to the machine. This can obstruct the making process to such a degree that the designer risks becoming an observer of an ongoing print. To trouble this situation, we devised a manual control that e…

CHI '211st AuthorShape-Changing Interfaces & Soft Robotic Materials +2

Exquisite Fabrication: Exploring Turn-Taking Between Designers and Digital Fabrication Machines

Digital fabrication and craftsmanship is entering into a new phase with increasing levels of complexity and a renewed desire for composites and cross-material experimentation. However, allowing work to travel from machine to machine, remains a challenge in terms of workflow, communication, orientation and material. Ba…

DIS '203rd AuthorHaptic Wearables +2

FabriClick: Interweaving Pushbuttons into Fabrics Using 3D Printing and Digital Embroidery

Mechanical pushbuttons, which provide physical landmarks and clear tactile feedback, are easily accessible and highly reliable in eyes-free use. Potentially, their merits can improve the experiences of on-body or wearable HCI. However, they are not commonly adopted as a user interface of smart textiles because the phy…

DIS '201st AuthorShape-Changing Interfaces & Soft Robotic Materials +1

Crafting Research Products through Digital Machine Embroidery

Wearables combine practical and conceptual challenges related to electronics, clothing and interaction design. Research through design in this area is commonly done iteratively through prototypes of increasing levels of fidelity, often relying on manual fabrication. However, manual fabrication presents challenges when…

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