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texTile: Making and Re-making Crochet Granny Square Garments Through Computational Design and 3D-printed Connectors

The rapid turnover of clothing contributes significantly to textile waste. Modular garment-making offers a potential solution by extending garment lifetimes through repair, resizing, and re-purposing, but producing modular garments introduces challenges not supported by existing design approaches or fabrication techni…

Ashley Del Valle et al.University of California

Narrative Motion Blocks: Combining Direct Manipulation and Natural Language Interactions for Animation Creation

Authoring compelling animations often requires artists to come up with creative high-level ideas and translate them into precise low-level spatial and temporal properties like position, orientation, scale, and frame timing. Traditional animation tools offer direct manipulation strategies to control these properties bu…

Sam Bourgault et al.University of California

Lessons from AR Memorialization: Artists' and Activists' Approaches to Responsible AR Development

Augmented reality (AR) is a rapidly proliferating technology that offers opportunities to blend digital and physical contexts but also poses significant risks. This work seeks to inform responsible AR development with the insights of AR practitioners who engage with complex socio-cultural tensions. We analyze the impl…

Ana Cardenas Gasca et al.University of California

Engaging Young People in the Expressive Opportunities of Digital Fabrication Through Craft-Oriented CAM-Based Design

Digital fabrication can be a rich creative domain for young people. Most youth-oriented digital fabrication activities focus on CAD, where practitioners design solid geometry. Professional designers frequently bypass CAD and instead design at the level of the machine toolpath. This CAM-based design process allows for…

Ashley Del Valle et al.University of California

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Practice-driven Software Development: A Collaborative Method for Digital Fabrication Systems Research in a Residency Program

Building new software tools for professional digital fabrication requires that HCI researchers understand domain-specific materials and fabrication workflows to ensure software operations align with professional manufacturing requirements. To bridge the research-practice divide, we adopt a practice-driven software dev…

Mert Toka et al.University of California

SketchPath: Using Digital Drawing to Integrate the Gestural Qualities of Craft in CAM-Based Clay 3D Printing

This paper presents the design and outcomes of SketchPath, a system that uses hand-drawn toolpaths to design for clay 3D printing. Drawing, as a direct manipulation technique, allows artists to design with the expressiveness of CAM-based tools without needing to work with a numerical system or constrained system. Sket…

Devon Frost et al.University of California

Throwing Out Conventions: Reimagining Craft-Centered CNC Tool Design through the Digital Pottery Wheel

Skilled potters use manual tools with direct material engagement. In contrast, the design of clay 3D printers and workflows reinforces industrial CNC manufacturing conventions. To understand how digital fabrication can serve skilled craft practitioners, we ask: how might clay 3D printing function if it had evolved fro…

Ilan E Moyer et al.Massachusetts Institute of Technology

PunchPrint: Creating Composite Fiber-Filament Craft Artifacts by Integrating Punch Needle Embroidery and 3D Printing

New printing strategies have enabled 3D-printed materials that imitate traditional textiles. These filament-based textiles are easy to fabricate but lack the look and feel of fiber textiles. We seek to augment 3D-printed textiles with needlecraft to produce composite materials that integrate the programmability of add…

Ashley Del Valle et al.University of California

Drawing Transforms: A Unifying Interaction Primitive to Procedurally Manipulate Graphics across Style, Space, and Time

Procedural functionality enables visual creators to rapidly edit, explore alternatives, and fine-tune artwork in many domains including illustration, motion graphics, and interactive animation. Symbolic procedural tools, such as textual programming languages, are highly expressive but often limit directly manipulating…

Sonia Hashim et al.University of California

Impact of Annotator Demographics on Sentiment Dataset Labeling

As machine learning methods become more powerful and capture more nuances of human behavior, biases in the dataset can shape what the model learns and is evaluated on. This paper explores and attempts to quantify the uncertainties and biases due to \textit{annotator} demographics when creating sentiment analysis datas…

Yi Ding et al.University of California

Data, Bias and Fairness

Impact of Annotator Demographics on Sentiment Dataset Labeling

Yi Ding et al.University of California

Data, Bias and Fairness

What We Can Learn From Visual Artists About Software Development

This paper explores software’s role in visual art production by examining how artists use and develop software. We conducted interviews with professional artists who were collaborating with software developers, learning software development, and building and maintaining software. We found artists were motivated to lea…

Jingyi Li et al.Pomona College

Crosscast: Adding Visuals to Audio Travel Podcasts

Audio travel podcasts are a valuable source of information for travelers. Yet, travel is, in many ways, a visual experience and the lack of visuals in travel podcasts can make it difficult for listeners to fully understand the places being discussed. We present Crosscast: a system for automatically adding visuals to a…

Haijun Xia et al.University of California San Diego

Supporting Visual Artists in Programming through Direct Inspection and Control of Program Execution

Programming offers new opportunities for visual art creation, but understanding and manipulating the abstract representations that make programming powerful can pose challenges for artists who are accustomed to manual tools and concrete visual interaction. We hypothesize that we can reduce these barriers through progr…

Jingyi Li et al.Pomona College

Paper Title	Authors	Research Topics
texTile: Making and Re-making Crochet Granny Square Garments Through Computational Design and 3D-printed Connectors The rapid turnover of clothing contributes significantly to textile waste. Modular garment-making offers a potential solution by extending garment lifetimes through repair, resizing, and re-purposing, but producing modular garments introduces challenges not supported by existing design approaches or fabrication techni…	AV Ashley Del Valle et al.University of California
emoji_events Narrative Motion Blocks: Combining Direct Manipulation and Natural Language Interactions for Animation Creation Authoring compelling animations often requires artists to come up with creative high-level ideas and translate them into precise low-level spatial and temporal properties like position, orientation, scale, and frame timing. Traditional animation tools offer direct manipulation strategies to control these properties bu…	SB Sam Bourgault et al.University of California
Lessons from AR Memorialization: Artists' and Activists' Approaches to Responsible AR Development Augmented reality (AR) is a rapidly proliferating technology that offers opportunities to blend digital and physical contexts but also poses significant risks. This work seeks to inform responsible AR development with the insights of AR practitioners who engage with complex socio-cultural tensions. We analyze the impl…	AG Ana Cardenas Gasca et al.University of California
Engaging Young People in the Expressive Opportunities of Digital Fabrication Through Craft-Oriented CAM-Based Design Digital fabrication can be a rich creative domain for young people. Most youth-oriented digital fabrication activities focus on CAD, where practitioners design solid geometry. Professional designers frequently bypass CAD and instead design at the level of the machine toolpath. This CAM-based design process allows for…	AV Ashley Del Valle et al.University of California
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Practice-driven Software Development: A Collaborative Method for Digital Fabrication Systems Research in a Residency Program Building new software tools for professional digital fabrication requires that HCI researchers understand domain-specific materials and fabrication workflows to ensure software operations align with professional manufacturing requirements. To bridge the research-practice divide, we adopt a practice-driven software dev…	MT Mert Toka et al.University of California
emoji_events SketchPath: Using Digital Drawing to Integrate the Gestural Qualities of Craft in CAM-Based Clay 3D Printing This paper presents the design and outcomes of SketchPath, a system that uses hand-drawn toolpaths to design for clay 3D printing. Drawing, as a direct manipulation technique, allows artists to design with the expressiveness of CAM-based tools without needing to work with a numerical system or constrained system. Sket…	DF Devon Frost et al.University of California
emoji_events Throwing Out Conventions: Reimagining Craft-Centered CNC Tool Design through the Digital Pottery Wheel Skilled potters use manual tools with direct material engagement. In contrast, the design of clay 3D printers and workflows reinforces industrial CNC manufacturing conventions. To understand how digital fabrication can serve skilled craft practitioners, we ask: how might clay 3D printing function if it had evolved fro…	IM Ilan E Moyer et al.Massachusetts Institute of Technology
PunchPrint: Creating Composite Fiber-Filament Craft Artifacts by Integrating Punch Needle Embroidery and 3D Printing New printing strategies have enabled 3D-printed materials that imitate traditional textiles. These filament-based textiles are easy to fabricate but lack the look and feel of fiber textiles. We seek to augment 3D-printed textiles with needlecraft to produce composite materials that integrate the programmability of add…	AV Ashley Del Valle et al.University of California
Drawing Transforms: A Unifying Interaction Primitive to Procedurally Manipulate Graphics across Style, Space, and Time Procedural functionality enables visual creators to rapidly edit, explore alternatives, and fine-tune artwork in many domains including illustration, motion graphics, and interactive animation. Symbolic procedural tools, such as textual programming languages, are highly expressive but often limit directly manipulating…	SH Sonia Hashim et al.University of California
Impact of Annotator Demographics on Sentiment Dataset Labeling As machine learning methods become more powerful and capture more nuances of human behavior, biases in the dataset can shape what the model learns and is evaluated on. This paper explores and attempts to quantify the uncertainties and biases due to \textit{annotator} demographics when creating sentiment analysis datas…	YD Yi Ding et al.University of California	Data, Bias and Fairness
Impact of Annotator Demographics on Sentiment Dataset Labeling As machine learning methods become more powerful and capture more nuances of human behavior, biases in the dataset can shape what the model learns and is evaluated on. This paper explores and attempts to quantify the uncertainties and biases due to \textit{annotator} demographics when creating sentiment analysis datas…	YD Yi Ding et al.University of California	Data, Bias and Fairness
What We Can Learn From Visual Artists About Software Development This paper explores software’s role in visual art production by examining how artists use and develop software. We conducted interviews with professional artists who were collaborating with software developers, learning software development, and building and maintaining software. We found artists were motivated to lea…	JL Jingyi Li et al.Pomona College
Crosscast: Adding Visuals to Audio Travel Podcasts Audio travel podcasts are a valuable source of information for travelers. Yet, travel is, in many ways, a visual experience and the lack of visuals in travel podcasts can make it difficult for listeners to fully understand the places being discussed. We present Crosscast: a system for automatically adding visuals to a…	HX Haijun Xia et al.University of California San Diego
Supporting Visual Artists in Programming through Direct Inspection and Control of Program Execution Programming offers new opportunities for visual art creation, but understanding and manipulating the abstract representations that make programming powerful can pose challenges for artists who are accustomed to manual tools and concrete visual interaction. We hypothesize that we can reduce these barriers through progr…	JL Jingyi Li et al.Pomona College