Haruki Takahashi

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EscapeLoom: Fabricating New Affordances for Hand Weaving

Hand-weaving is a beloved craft in history, holding promise for many opportunities in making from flat sheet fabrics to smart textiles. To afford new weaving experiences, we explore how 3D printed custom weaving tools interplay with different materiality, augmenting the design space of weaving. We propose novel weavin…

UIST '201st AuthorDesktop 3D Printing & Personal Fabrication +1

Programmable Filament: Printed Filaments for Multi-material 3D Printing

From full-color objects to functional capacitive artifacts, 3D printing multi-materials became essential to broaden the application areas of digital fabrication. We present Programmable Filament, a novel technique that enables multi-material printing using a commodity FDM 3D printer, requiring no hardware upgrades. Ou…

UIST '203rd AuthorHuman Pose & Activity Recognition +1

Servo-Gaussian Model to Predict Success Rates in Manual Tracking: Path Steering and Pursuit of 1D Moving Target

We propose a Servo-Gaussian model to predict success rates in continuous manual tracking tasks. Two tasks were conducted to validate this model: path steering and pursuit of a 1D moving target. We hypothesized that (1) hand movements follow the servo-mechanism model, (2) submovement endpoints form a bivariate Gaussian…

CHI '191st AuthorDesktop 3D Printing & Personal Fabrication +1

3D Pen + 3D Printer: Exploring the Role of Humans and Fabrication Machines in Creative Making

The emergence of a 3D pen brings 3D modeling from a screen-based computer-aided design (CAD) system and 3D printing to direct and rapid crafting by 3D doodling. However, 3D doodling remains challenging, requiring craft skills to rapidly express an idea, which is critical in creative making. We explore a new process of…

UIST '191st AuthorElectronic Textiles (E-textiles) +1

3D Printed Fabric: Techniques for Design and 3D Weaving Programmable Textiles

We present a 3D printing technique for a soft and flexible textile fabrication using a consumer grade fused deposition modeling (FDM) printer. By controlling the movement of the print header, the FDM alternately weaves the stringing fibers across a row of pillars. Owing to the structure of the fibers, which support an…

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