Holly McQuillan

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A Design Space for Animated Textile-forms through Shuttle Weaving: A Case of 3D Woven Trousers

Animated textile-forms hold great potential to seamlessly embed interaction in textile-based artefacts. This paper presents a comprehensive design space for animated woven textile-forms, explored via shuttle weaving. HCI designers have explored the potential of shuttle weaving for local material placement via partial…

DIS '242nd AuthorShape-Changing Interfaces & Soft Robotic Materials +1

AnimaTo: Designing a Multimorphic Textile Artefact for Performativity

Multimorphic textile-forms, obtained through simultaneous thinking of material and form that change in design and/or use time, have the potential to elicit diverse performances in the use of textile artefacts, thereby extending their relevance in our everyday lives. We present AnimaTo, a multimorphic textile artefact…

CHI '242nd AuthorHonorable MentionDesign Fiction +1

(Re)activate, (Re)direct, (Re)arrange: Exploring the Design Space of Direct Interactions with Flavobacteria

HCI designers increasingly engage in the integration of microbes into artefacts, leveraging their distinct biological affordances for novel interactions. While in many explorations the interaction between humans and microbes is mediated, scholars also highlight the potential of direct interactions, such as visualising…

DIS '232nd AuthorShape-Changing Interfaces & Soft Robotic Materials +1

Weaving Textile-form Interfaces: A Material-Driven Design Journey

A woven textile-form is a form that is constructed simultaneously as the textile is woven. Interfaces designed with this approach hold undisclosed potential for rich interactions. However, the design of woven textile-form interfaces requires specialised tacit knowledge, which is limited even in craft and practice spac…

CHI '231st AuthorShape-Changing Interfaces & Soft Robotic Materials +2

Conformal, Seamless, Sustainable: Multimorphic Textile-Forms as a Material-Driven Design Approach for HCI

Technology embeddedness in HCI textiles has great potential for enabling novel interactions and enriched experiences, but unless carefully designed, could inadvertently worsen HCI’s sustainability problem. In an attempt to bridge sustainable debates and practical material-driven scholarship in HCI, we propose Multimor…

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