Amy Ingold

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triMorph: Bridging Shape-Change and Cross-Sensory Correspondences for Haptic Interaction

Cross-sensory correspondences provide opportunities for designing rich sensory HCI, with prior work showing that features such as roundness and sharpness are systematically linked to language, color, sound, and emotion. Yet two challenges remain: few technologies can dynamically transition between these features, and…

CHI '265th+ AuthorBest PaperParticipatory Design +1

Let's Make a Community [of Practice]: Using Community-Based Participatory Design to Support Interdependence

In line with the shift toward dementia-friendly communities, HCI research is increasingly exploring holistic ways to support people living with dementia as active community members. However, less is known about how existing community networks influence technology design and effectiveness. This paper analyses Community…

CHI '264th AuthorShape-Changing Interfaces & Soft Robotic Materials +3

Rough Meanings: Cross-sensory correspondences linking surface textures with sound symbolism, colours, and emotions

Surface textures play a critical role in shaping interaction with tangible and multisensory technologies, yet little is known about how their microstructural features influence cognitive and affective responses - factors central to interface design. We investigated this through cross-sensory correspondences of texture…

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