Haiqing Xu

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Fluidic Computation Kit: Towards Electronic-free Shape-changing Interfaces

Although fluidic computation has been utilized to develop interactive devices in the field of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), the limited computation complexity of previous work hinders the exploration of richer interaction modalities. Based on the Fluidic Computation Kit we developed, this paper explores how unconv…

CHI '233rd AuthorShape-Changing Interfaces & Soft Robotic Materials +1

Thermotion: Design and fabrication of thermofluidic composites for animation effects on object surfaces

We introduce Thermotion, a novel method using thermofluidic composites to design and display thermochromic animation effects on object surfaces. With fluidic channels embedded under the object surfaces, the composites utilize thermofluidic flows to dynamically control the surface temperature as an actuator for thermoc…

CHI '235th+ AuthorDesktop 3D Printing & Personal Fabrication +1

Digital Making for Inheritance and Enlivening Intangible Cultural Heritage: A Case of Hairy Monkey Handicrafts

Digital technologies can conduct an important role in preserving intangible cultural heritage (ICH). Nonetheless, existing work tends to be limited to digital storage, presentation, dissemination, and education, with comparatively little concentrating on production and reproduction of the craft, the key to revitalizin…

CHI '222nd AuthorShape-Changing Interfaces & Soft Robotic Materials +1

"It Puts Life into My Creations": Understanding Fluid Fiber as a Media for Expressive Display

Fluid fiber, with fluid flowing in a tube, is an attractive material to flexibly and dynamically display digital information. While it has recently attracted attention from the HCI field, there is currently little knowledge about this material, limited to controlling the position of the droplets to present representat…

CHI '214th AuthorVibrotactile Feedback & Skin Stimulation +2

Tactile Compass: Enabling Visually Impaired People to Follow a Path with Continuous Directional Feedback

Accurate and effective directional feedback is crucial for an electronic traveling aid device that guides visually impaired people in walking through paths. This paper presents Tactile Compass, a hand-held device that provides continuous directional feedback with a rotatable needle pointing toward the planned directio…

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