Jonas Fritsch

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When EmotionTech Causes Harm: The Case of Therapeutic XR

Emotional harm and discomfort in therapeutic extended realities (XR) remains underexamined, even as immersive tools are increasingly deployed in healthcare contexts. We frame therapeutic XR as EmotionTech and reflect on 12 cases from 9 researchers and designers through interviews and workshops. We locate four concerns…

DIS '251st AuthorHonorable MentionVoice User Interface (VUI) Design +1

Towards A Framework For Exploring Synthetic Voices in VUI Design

The last decade has seen voice assistants like Apple’s Siri and Google’s Home become truly ubiquitous. These devices – and many more – rely on Voice-based User Interfaces (VUIs) that specify what the devices can listen for and how they express themselves through synthetic voice design. Today, primarily Western VUI des…

DIS '251st AuthorTechnology Ethics & Critical HCI +1

Estrangement through Silence

How can we cultivate deeper attunement to one another, ourselves, and the environment that can, in turn, inform and enrich design? Over the course of four workshops conducted across 1.5 years – primarily outdoors – the authors engaged in prolonged periods of shared silence. This collective silence functioned as an est…

DIS '24CorrespondingInteractive Narrative & Immersive Storytelling

Materialising affective experiences: Designing for personal domestic grief practices

In this pictorial, we present the process leading to the creation of NÆRVÆR, an affectively engaging interactive prototype exploring personal domestic grief practices. NÆRVÆR symbolises a physical presence of the intangible affective experiences associated with grief as an ongoing connection to the deceased in the pre…

DIS '20CorrespondingInteractive Narrative & Immersive Storytelling

Play Design as a Relational Strategy to Intensify Affective Encounters in the Art Museum

This paper presents an exploration of play design as a relational strategy to intensify affective encounters during an art museum visit. Theoretically, the paper presents a foundation emphasising the relational aspects of designing playful museum experiences. Based on a detailed and contextual analysis of a mobile web…

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