HoloChemie - Sustainable Fabrication of Soft Biochemical Holographic Devices for Ubiquitous Sensing

Shape-Changing Materials & 4D PrintingSustainable HCIEcological Design & Green ComputingIndustrial Automation EngineersEnvironmental AdvocatesHCI Researchers

Sustainable fabrication approaches and biomaterials are increasingly being used in HCI to fabricate interactive devices. However, the majority of the work has focused on integrating electronics. This paper takes a sustainable approach to exploring the fabrication of biochemical sensing devices. Firstly, we contribute a set of biochemical formulations for biological and environmental sensing with bio-sourced and environment-friendly substrate materials. Our formulations are based on a combination of enzymes derived from bacteria and fungi, plant extracts and commercially available chemicals to sense both liquid and gaseous analytes: glucose, lactic acid, pH levels and carbon dioxide. Our novel holographic sensing scheme allows for detecting the presence of analytes and enables quantitative estimation of the analyte levels. We present a set of application scenarios that demonstrate the versatility of our approach and discuss the sustainability aspects, its limitations, and the implications for bio-chemical systems in HCI.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1145/3654777.3676448
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2024
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Shape-Changing Materials & 4D Printing, Sustainable HCI, Ecological Design & Green Computing
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Industrial Automation Engineers, Environmental Advocates, HCI Researchers
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