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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…

Shuting Chang et al.Beijing Normal University

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…

Tianren Luo et al.Chinese Academy of Sciences

CoBreath: Designing a VR-Based Dyadic Biofeedback System to Support Breathing Exercise for Breast Cancer Survivors

Chronic stress and anxiety severely affect breast cancer survivors’ (BCSs) mental health and well-being. Peer support has been shown to enhance psychological empowerment, while biofeedback offers a promising approach to improve physiological relaxation through self-regulation. However, few studies explored combining b…

Qi Wang et al.Tongji University

A-MIrror: Augmented Reality Mirror System for Enhanced Visual Illusion in Post-Stroke Upper-Limb Rehabilitation

Mirror Therapy (MT) effectively supports post-stroke upper-limb rehabilitation but requires professional supervision and often leads to low patient motivation. While digital MT systems address these limitations, they typically compromise the embodiment benefits of traditional mirrors. Through informant-driven design w…

Leheng Chen et al.Tongji University

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GenFaceUI: Meta-Design of Generative Personalized Facial Expression Interfaces for Intelligent Agents

This work investigates generative facial expression interfaces for intelligent agents from a meta-design perspective. We propose the Generative Personalized Facial Expression Interface (GPFEI) framework, which organizes rule-bounded spaces, character identity, and context--expression mapping to address challenges of c…

Yate Ge et al.Tongji University

Bridging Visual Asymmetry: Exploring AI-Mediated Communication Support for Parents with Visual Impairments and Their Sighted Children in Outdoor Informal Learning

Parents with visual impairments (PVI) encounter unique challenges in engaging their sighted children in outdoor informal learning, yet little is known about how to address these barriers. We first conducted interviews with 11 mixed-ability families to uncover the perceptual, knowledge, and interactional challenges tha…

Yutong Jiang et al.Tongji University

Conversations With The Stressed Body: Facilitating Stress Self-Disclosure Among Adolescent Girls Through an Embodied Approach

Adolescent girls face significant mental health challenges during their transition to adulthood, often experiencing heightened stress from various sources. While various interactive technologies for self-disclosure had been explored to support stress relief, little is known about how to encourage stress-related self-d…

Xinglin Sun et al.Tongji University

Exploring the Remapping Impact of Spatial Head-hand Relations in Immersive Telesurgery

The action remapping between the user and the avatar creates significant perceptual and behavioral challenges. Recently, in addition to virtual environments, remapping has also given rise to new applications—immersive teleoperated robots. This paper selects immersive telesurgery, a representative scenario, as an oppor…

Tianren Luo et al.Chinese Academy of Sciences

GenComUI: Exploring Generative Visual Aids as Medium to Support Task-Oriented Human-Robot Communication

This work investigates the integration of generative visual aids in human-robot task communication. We developed GenComUI, a system powered by large language models (LLMs) that dynamically generates contextual visual aids—such as map annotations, path indicators, and animations—to support verbal task communication and…

Yate Ge et al.Tongji University

Walk in Their Shoes to Navigate Your Own Path: Learning About Procrastination Through A Serious Game

Procrastination, the voluntary delay of tasks despite potential negative consequences, has prompted numerous time and task management interventions in the HCI community. While these interventions have shown promise in addressing specific behaviors, psychological theories suggest that learning about procrastination its…

Runhua ZHANG et al.Tongji University

SnapInflatables: Designing Inflatables with Snap-through Instability for Responsive Interaction

Snap-through instability, like the rapid closure of the Venus flytrap, is gaining attention in robotics and HCI. It offers rapid shape reconfiguration, self-sensing, actuation, and enhanced haptic feedback. However, conventional snap-through structures face limitations in fabrication efficiency, scale, and tunability.…

Yue Yang et al.Zhejiang University

TacTex: A Textile Interface with Seamlessly-Integrated Electrodes for High-Resolution electrotactile Stimulation

This paper presents TacTex, a textile-based interface that provides high-resolution haptic feedback and touch-tracking capabilities. TacTex utilizes electrotactile stimulation, which has traditionally posed challenges due to limitations in textile electrode density and quantity. TacTex overcomes these challenges by em…

Hongnan Lin et al.Chinese Academy of Sciences

EmTex: Prototyping Textile-Based Interfaces through An Embroidered Construction Kit

As electronic textiles have become more advanced in sensing, ac- tuating, and manufacturing, incorporating smartness into fabrics has become of special interest to ubiquitous computing and interac- tion researchers and designers. However, innovating smart textile interfaces for numerous input and output modalities usu…

Qi Wang et al.Tongji University

Paper Title	Authors	Research Topics	Paper Database	Year
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…	SC Shuting Chang et al.Beijing Normal University
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…	TL Tianren Luo et al.Chinese Academy of Sciences
emoji_events CoBreath: Designing a VR-Based Dyadic Biofeedback System to Support Breathing Exercise for Breast Cancer Survivors Chronic stress and anxiety severely affect breast cancer survivors’ (BCSs) mental health and well-being. Peer support has been shown to enhance psychological empowerment, while biofeedback offers a promising approach to improve physiological relaxation through self-regulation. However, few studies explored combining b…	QW Qi Wang et al.Tongji University
emoji_events A-MIrror: Augmented Reality Mirror System for Enhanced Visual Illusion in Post-Stroke Upper-Limb Rehabilitation Mirror Therapy (MT) effectively supports post-stroke upper-limb rehabilitation but requires professional supervision and often leads to low patient motivation. While digital MT systems address these limitations, they typically compromise the embodiment benefits of traditional mirrors. Through informant-driven design w…	LC Leheng Chen et al.Tongji University
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GenFaceUI: Meta-Design of Generative Personalized Facial Expression Interfaces for Intelligent Agents This work investigates generative facial expression interfaces for intelligent agents from a meta-design perspective. We propose the Generative Personalized Facial Expression Interface (GPFEI) framework, which organizes rule-bounded spaces, character identity, and context--expression mapping to address challenges of c…	YG Yate Ge et al.Tongji University
Bridging Visual Asymmetry: Exploring AI-Mediated Communication Support for Parents with Visual Impairments and Their Sighted Children in Outdoor Informal Learning Parents with visual impairments (PVI) encounter unique challenges in engaging their sighted children in outdoor informal learning, yet little is known about how to address these barriers. We first conducted interviews with 11 mixed-ability families to uncover the perceptual, knowledge, and interactional challenges tha…	YJ Yutong Jiang et al.Tongji University
Conversations With The Stressed Body: Facilitating Stress Self-Disclosure Among Adolescent Girls Through an Embodied Approach Adolescent girls face significant mental health challenges during their transition to adulthood, often experiencing heightened stress from various sources. While various interactive technologies for self-disclosure had been explored to support stress relief, little is known about how to encourage stress-related self-d…	XS Xinglin Sun et al.Tongji University
Exploring the Remapping Impact of Spatial Head-hand Relations in Immersive Telesurgery The action remapping between the user and the avatar creates significant perceptual and behavioral challenges. Recently, in addition to virtual environments, remapping has also given rise to new applications—immersive teleoperated robots. This paper selects immersive telesurgery, a representative scenario, as an oppor…	TL Tianren Luo et al.Chinese Academy of Sciences
GenComUI: Exploring Generative Visual Aids as Medium to Support Task-Oriented Human-Robot Communication This work investigates the integration of generative visual aids in human-robot task communication. We developed GenComUI, a system powered by large language models (LLMs) that dynamically generates contextual visual aids—such as map annotations, path indicators, and animations—to support verbal task communication and…	YG Yate Ge et al.Tongji University
Walk in Their Shoes to Navigate Your Own Path: Learning About Procrastination Through A Serious Game Procrastination, the voluntary delay of tasks despite potential negative consequences, has prompted numerous time and task management interventions in the HCI community. While these interventions have shown promise in addressing specific behaviors, psychological theories suggest that learning about procrastination its…	RZ Runhua ZHANG et al.Tongji University
SnapInflatables: Designing Inflatables with Snap-through Instability for Responsive Interaction Snap-through instability, like the rapid closure of the Venus flytrap, is gaining attention in robotics and HCI. It offers rapid shape reconfiguration, self-sensing, actuation, and enhanced haptic feedback. However, conventional snap-through structures face limitations in fabrication efficiency, scale, and tunability.…	YY Yue Yang et al.Zhejiang University
TacTex: A Textile Interface with Seamlessly-Integrated Electrodes for High-Resolution electrotactile Stimulation This paper presents TacTex, a textile-based interface that provides high-resolution haptic feedback and touch-tracking capabilities. TacTex utilizes electrotactile stimulation, which has traditionally posed challenges due to limitations in textile electrode density and quantity. TacTex overcomes these challenges by em…	HL Hongnan Lin et al.Chinese Academy of Sciences
EmTex: Prototyping Textile-Based Interfaces through An Embroidered Construction Kit As electronic textiles have become more advanced in sensing, ac- tuating, and manufacturing, incorporating smartness into fabrics has become of special interest to ubiquitous computing and interac- tion researchers and designers. However, innovating smart textile interfaces for numerous input and output modalities usu…	QW Qi Wang et al.Tongji University