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A language of one’s own: annotations and layering as design material

As designers, we often use annotations to add information and reflection to our work. We would like to suggest that these annotations let personal design languages emerge. We experiment with the materiality of the pictorial format itself to show how such languages emerge from a particular body of work, as it travels f…

Elvia Vasconcelos et al.Technical University Eindhoven

Text-to-Image AI as a Catalyst for Semantic Convergence in Creative Collaborations

Design ideation requires both creative and divergent thinking as well as collaboration and exchange to bring forth new insights and design possibilities. In this paper, we investigate such a collaboration with the use of emerging generative AI tools, and we explore how they may help in achieving agreement and semantic…

Pei-Ying Lin et al.Technical University Eindhoven

Entering the 3D printer: negotiations of imprecision in making.

3D printing generally makes use of CAD software and slicers to mediate designerly intentions and fabrication instructions to the machine. This can obstruct the making process to such a degree that the designer risks becoming an observer of an ongoing print. To trouble this situation, we devised a manual control that e…

Maas Goudswaard et al.Technical University Eindhoven

About being an “influencer” or how to exploit the tool of the oppressor for our own expression

Surveillance is at the core of today’s monitored society. Privacy is becoming a fluid regulatory process the values and expectations of which are being actively rewritten, deconstructed, reconstructed and negotiated as new technologies open up novel forms of social relations and identity construction opportunities. Ou…

Saúl Baeza Argüello et al.Elisava

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Exploring the Potential of Apple Face ID as a Drag, Queer and Trans Technology Design Tool

This pictorial is the result of a long-term research project focused on finding opportunities to use Apple Face ID software and infrastructure to build new hybrid identities, exploring its potential as a drag, queer and trans technology design tool. The aim of the project is to validate new paradigms for identity ambi…

Saúl Baeza Argüello et al.Elisava

Exquisite Fabrication: Exploring Turn-Taking Between Designers and Digital Fabrication Machines

Digital fabrication and craftsmanship is entering into a new phase with increasing levels of complexity and a renewed desire for composites and cross-material experimentation. However, allowing work to travel from machine to machine, remains a challenge in terms of workflow, communication, orientation and material. Ba…

Bruna Goveia da Rocha et al.Technical University Eindhoven

Conversational Futures: Emancipating Conversational Interactions for Futures Worth Wanting

We present a vision for conversational user interfaces (CUIs) as probes for speculating with, rather than as objects to speculate about. Popular CUIs, e.g., Alexa, are changing the way we converse, narrate, and imagine the world(s) to come. Yet, current conversational interactions normatively may promote non-desirable…

Minha Lee et al.Technical University Eindhoven

FabriClick: Interweaving Pushbuttons into Fabrics Using 3D Printing and Digital Embroidery

Mechanical pushbuttons, which provide physical landmarks and clear tactile feedback, are easily accessible and highly reliable in eyes-free use. Potentially, their merits can improve the experiences of on-body or wearable HCI. However, they are not commonly adopted as a user interface of smart textiles because the phy…

Maas Goudswaard et al.Technical University Eindhoven

Making Design Memoirs: Understanding and Honoring Difficult Experiences

Design is commonly understood as a storytelling practice, yet we have few narratives with which to describe the felt experiences of struggle, pain, and difficulty, beyond treating them as subjects to resolve. This work uses the praxis of embodied design as a way to bring more complex narratives to the community for co…

Laura Devendorf et al.University of Colorado

The Magic Machine Workshops: Making Personal Design Knowledge

New technologies emerge into an increasingly complex everyday life. How can we engage users further into material practices that explore ideas and notions of these new things? This paper proposes a set of qualities for short, intense, workshop-like experiences, created to generate strong individual commitments, and ex…

Kristina Andersen et al.Technical University Eindhoven

From HCI to HCI-Amusement: Strategies for Engaging what New Technology Makes Old

Notions of what counts as a contribution to HCI continue to be contested as our field expands to accommodate perspectives from the arts and humanities. This paper aims to advance the position of the arts and further contribute to these debates by actively exploring what a "non-contribution" would look like in HCI. We…

Laura Devendorf et al.University of Colorado

Disruptive Improvisations: Making Use of Non-Deterministic Art Practices in HCI

The goal of this one-day workshop is to open space for disruptive techniques and strategies to be used in the making, prototyping, and conceptualizations of the artifacts and systems developed and imagined within HCI. Specifically, this workshop draws on strategies from art, speculative design, and activism, as we aim…

Kristina Andersen et al.Technical University Eindhoven

Imaginary Design Workbooks: Constructive Criticism and Practical Provocation

his paper reports on design strategies for critical and experimental work that remains constructive. We report findings from a design workshop that explored the “home hub” space through “imaginary design workbooks”. These feature ambiguous images and annotations written in an invented language to suggest a design spac…

Mark Blythe et al.Northumbria University

Paper Title	Authors	Research Topics	Paper Database	Year
A language of one’s own: annotations and layering as design material As designers, we often use annotations to add information and reflection to our work. We would like to suggest that these annotations let personal design languages emerge. We experiment with the materiality of the pictorial format itself to show how such languages emerge from a particular body of work, as it travels f…	EV Elvia Vasconcelos et al.Technical University Eindhoven
Text-to-Image AI as a Catalyst for Semantic Convergence in Creative Collaborations Design ideation requires both creative and divergent thinking as well as collaboration and exchange to bring forth new insights and design possibilities. In this paper, we investigate such a collaboration with the use of emerging generative AI tools, and we explore how they may help in achieving agreement and semantic…	PL Pei-Ying Lin et al.Technical University Eindhoven
Entering the 3D printer: negotiations of imprecision in making. 3D printing generally makes use of CAD software and slicers to mediate designerly intentions and fabrication instructions to the machine. This can obstruct the making process to such a degree that the designer risks becoming an observer of an ongoing print. To trouble this situation, we devised a manual control that e…	MG Maas Goudswaard et al.Technical University Eindhoven
About being an “influencer” or how to exploit the tool of the oppressor for our own expression Surveillance is at the core of today’s monitored society. Privacy is becoming a fluid regulatory process the values and expectations of which are being actively rewritten, deconstructed, reconstructed and negotiated as new technologies open up novel forms of social relations and identity construction opportunities. Ou…	SA Saúl Baeza Argüello et al.Elisava
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Exploring the Potential of Apple Face ID as a Drag, Queer and Trans Technology Design Tool This pictorial is the result of a long-term research project focused on finding opportunities to use Apple Face ID software and infrastructure to build new hybrid identities, exploring its potential as a drag, queer and trans technology design tool. The aim of the project is to validate new paradigms for identity ambi…	SA Saúl Baeza Argüello et al.Elisava
Exquisite Fabrication: Exploring Turn-Taking Between Designers and Digital Fabrication Machines Digital fabrication and craftsmanship is entering into a new phase with increasing levels of complexity and a renewed desire for composites and cross-material experimentation. However, allowing work to travel from machine to machine, remains a challenge in terms of workflow, communication, orientation and material. Ba…	BR Bruna Goveia da Rocha et al.Technical University Eindhoven
Conversational Futures: Emancipating Conversational Interactions for Futures Worth Wanting We present a vision for conversational user interfaces (CUIs) as probes for speculating with, rather than as objects to speculate about. Popular CUIs, e.g., Alexa, are changing the way we converse, narrate, and imagine the world(s) to come. Yet, current conversational interactions normatively may promote non-desirable…	ML Minha Lee et al.Technical University Eindhoven
FabriClick: Interweaving Pushbuttons into Fabrics Using 3D Printing and Digital Embroidery Mechanical pushbuttons, which provide physical landmarks and clear tactile feedback, are easily accessible and highly reliable in eyes-free use. Potentially, their merits can improve the experiences of on-body or wearable HCI. However, they are not commonly adopted as a user interface of smart textiles because the phy…	MG Maas Goudswaard et al.Technical University Eindhoven
emoji_events Making Design Memoirs: Understanding and Honoring Difficult Experiences Design is commonly understood as a storytelling practice, yet we have few narratives with which to describe the felt experiences of struggle, pain, and difficulty, beyond treating them as subjects to resolve. This work uses the praxis of embodied design as a way to bring more complex narratives to the community for co…	LD Laura Devendorf et al.University of Colorado
The Magic Machine Workshops: Making Personal Design Knowledge New technologies emerge into an increasingly complex everyday life. How can we engage users further into material practices that explore ideas and notions of these new things? This paper proposes a set of qualities for short, intense, workshop-like experiences, created to generate strong individual commitments, and ex…	KA Kristina Andersen et al.Technical University Eindhoven
From HCI to HCI-Amusement: Strategies for Engaging what New Technology Makes Old Notions of what counts as a contribution to HCI continue to be contested as our field expands to accommodate perspectives from the arts and humanities. This paper aims to advance the position of the arts and further contribute to these debates by actively exploring what a "non-contribution" would look like in HCI. We…	LD Laura Devendorf et al.University of Colorado
Disruptive Improvisations: Making Use of Non-Deterministic Art Practices in HCI The goal of this one-day workshop is to open space for disruptive techniques and strategies to be used in the making, prototyping, and conceptualizations of the artifacts and systems developed and imagined within HCI. Specifically, this workshop draws on strategies from art, speculative design, and activism, as we aim…	KA Kristina Andersen et al.Technical University Eindhoven
Imaginary Design Workbooks: Constructive Criticism and Practical Provocation his paper reports on design strategies for critical and experimental work that remains constructive. We report findings from a design workshop that explored the “home hub” space through “imaginary design workbooks”. These feature ambiguous images and annotations written in an invented language to suggest a design spac…	MB Mark Blythe et al.Northumbria University