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Creativity from Surprise: Bridging the Gap Between Fashion Designers' Inspiration Work and AI Creative Support Tools

Advances in Generative AI (GenAI) enable unexpected creation in visual images. In fashion design, this capability has intensified demand for creativity support tools where fast-paced trends challenge fixation and drive exploration of novel creative directions. While prior work has explored interfaces that align desig…

CHI '26Human-LLM Collaboration +2

Criticmate: Stagewise Human-AI Co-Critique in UI Design through Situation Awareness

AI tools are increasingly used for UI evaluation, yet most treat evaluation as a single-pass, black-box process that limits both effective model reasoning and human involvement. Grounded in Situation Awareness (SA) theory, we reframe single-screen heuristic evaluation of mobile UIs as stagewise human--AI co-critique,…

CHI '26Human-LLM Collaboration +2

Understanding Compliance and Conversion Dynamics in Multi-Agent Collectives

Multi-agent AI systems are increasingly prevalent across digital environments, yet their social influence dynamics remain underexplored beyond basic compliance. This study investigates how different multi-agent configurations affect human decision-making through compliance and conversion mechanisms. We conducted a con…

CHI '26Honorable MentionHuman-LLM Collaboration +3

"Here, Let Me Help": An Empirical Study of User Interventions in Human–Web Agent Collaboration

Web agents aim to execute complex online tasks from high-level instructions, yet fully autonomous execution remains challenging in practice. We present an empirical study of user interventions in human–web agent collaboration, moving beyond outcome-based metrics to examine how interventions unfold during execution. We…

CHI '26Generative AI (Text, Image, Music, Video) +2

I Feel We Are Together: How People Perceive Personalized Face-Swapped GIFs in Text-Based Communication

Nonverbal cues in text-based computer-mediated communication (CMC), initially introduced to compensate for the lack of social and emotional cues, have evolved beyond their original purpose to express user identity. In particular, embodied identity cues—such as a user’s real face—remain relatively underexplored in text…

UIST '25In-Vehicle Haptic, Audio & Multimodal Feedback +1

Mod2Hap: Two Level Modular Haptic System for Body- and Hand- Interactions using Magnetorheological Fluid

We present Mod2Hap, a two-level modular haptic system that enables both body-scale and hand-scale interactions using magnetorheological (MR) fluid. The system comprises (1) configurable frame modules for constructing spatial interaction structures, which can be flexibly assembled to suit various body postures and envi…

UIST '25Hand Gesture Recognition +1

StabilizAR: Enabling Hands-Free Head Pointing while Mobile

Wearable Augmented Reality headsets are inherently mobile: they enable hands-free and immersive interaction while on the go. Despite this, research into input methods that cater to mobility issues, such as the instabilities introduced by canonical tasks such as walking, remains in its infancy. This paper addresses thi…

DIS '25Notification & Interruption Management

Pati & Bellio: Coordinating Face-to-Face Interruptions via Availability Expressions and Proximal Notifications in Open-Plan Offices

In open-plan offices, face-to-face (F2F) interruptions frequently occur to facilitate collaboration and cooperation with colleagues. We designed Pati & Bellio to support the coordination of F2F interruptions in open-plan offices. Pati is a partition-style personal device that visualizes availability for F2F interrupti…

DIS '25Interactive Data Visualization +2

Lino: An Interactive System for Daily Mood Recordings Supporting Meaning-Making through Single Stroke Drawing Approach

Mood is influenced by complex factors and involves subjective interpretation, leading to diverse methods of recording it. While existing tools provide customizable features, they often fall short in promoting deep reflection and meaningful engagement. We developed Lino, an interactive system that includes single strok…

CHI '25Vibrotactile Feedback & Skin Stimulation +1

Diversifying Grain-Based Compliance Illusion by Varying Base Compliance

Grain-based compliance illusion mimics the mechanical vibrations when a compliant object deforms with grain-like, short (~15 ms) impulse-response vibrations. Previous work has demonstrated its robust effect on various types of devices. However, the impact of the device's inherent compliance (i.e., base compliance) on…

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Haptic, Force & Physical Feedback

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