Chinese Academy of Sciences

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CHI '26Immersion & Presence Research +3

Exploring the Impact of Sensory Conflict on State Mindfulness in VR Meditation Training

VR mindfulness meditation has been widely used for stress reduction and psychological rehabilitation owing to its immersion and controllability. However, the common static-body with visual-movement paradigm often disrupts the natural coordination between vision, vestibular sense, and proprioception, inducing sensory c…

CHI '26Social Robot Interaction +2

From Pets to Robots: MojiKit as a Data-Informed Toolkit for Affective HRI Design

Designing affective behaviors for animal-inspired social robots often relies on intuition and personal experience, leading to fragmented outcomes. To provide more systematic guidance, we first coded and analyzed human–pet interaction videos, validated insights through literature and interviews, and created structured…

CHI '26Touchscreen Usability & Performance Modeling (Fitts' Law) +2

N-ary Gaussian Model Modeling Pointing Uncertainty Across Task Scenarios Using an Automated Multi-Gaussian Modeling Pipeline

This paper presents an N-ary Gaussian Model for predicting endpoint distributions in pointing tasks across task scenarios. Built on the foundational principles of the Ternary Gaussian model series, our model framework allows researchers to define parameter constraints and automatically refine model combinations, elimi…

CHI '26Motion Sickness & Passenger Experience +1

Continuous Measurement Methods for Transient Physiological Discomfort in VR Locomotion

Motion sickness, in addition to its persistent long-term effects, also exhibits short-term effects characterized as transient physiological discomfort, which changes rapidly with variations in locomotion. However, such discomforts are challenging to assess using current subjective scales and objective physiological me…

CHI '26Best PaperHaptic Wearables +3

From Preference to Performance: Patient-Centered Design of Multimodal Cueing in Parkinson’s Disease Gait Training

Parkinson’s disease (PD) commonly leads to gait disorders that necessitate long-term rehabilitation dependent on specialists and clinic-based interventions. To reduce dependence on clinicians and investigate how wearable technology can provide continuous guidance for rehabilitation training. We distilled key design pr…

CHI '26Tangible User Interface Design +2

Selecting Tangible Media for Immersive Exploration of Volumetric Scientific Data

Immersive scientific data exploration faces challenges in precise and efficient interaction. Tangible media offer a potential solution; but designers lack clear guidance on choosing the appropriate physical dimensionality (1D, 2D, or 3D) for different tasks. To address this problem, we present a design space structuri…

CHI '26Vibrotactile Feedback & Skin Stimulation +2

ElectroGrasp: Electrotactile Aids for Visually Impaired Individuals in Anticipatory Planning and Control of Grasp

Grasping objects typically relies on visual input to pre-shape the hand and plan movement trajectories, a process often disrupted in visually impaired (VI) individuals. ElectroGrasp is a wearable electro-tactile system that delivers anticipatory proprioceptive and tactile information through three complementary modali…

CHI '26Best PaperMotor Impairment Assistive Input Technologies +2

How They Type: Eye and Finger Movement Strategies in Typing of Individuals with Cerebral Palsy

Typing is essential for communication, yet the input behavior of individuals with cerebral palsy (CP) remains underexplored. We investigated 31 CP typists and 31 non-disabled controls using keystroke logging, eye tracking, and motion capture. Our study found that CP typists were slower and less rhythmically stable, bu…

CHI '26Mid-Air Haptics (Ultrasonic) +3

ShakeSense: An Electrotactile System to Simulate Shaking a Container with Fluid Contents

Shaking a cup of wine or other fluids in virtual environments is engaging but has been limited by challenges in delivering real-time haptic feedback for liquid collisions. ShakeSense is a haptic rendering system that integrates electrotactile stimulation with physics-based simulation to deliver immersive feedback for…

CHI '26Best PaperAffective Feedback & Emotion Regulation Interfaces +3

Designing for Long-Term Emotion Regulation: A Breathing Biofeedback Game for Women in Compulsory Isolation Drug Rehabilitation Centers

In the rehabilitation process of women with substance use disorders, difficulties in emotion regulation represent a major risk factor for relapse, while shame, low self-esteem, and cognitive impairments further undermine their ability to learn and sustain emotion regulation skills. To address the lack of research on l…

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