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Lay users struggle to understand or feel the emotional and multisensory experience of data through traditional screen interfaces.

lightbulbPractical problemEmbodied Interaction, Body Awareness, and Multisensory Experience

Lay users struggle to understand or feel the emotional and multisensory experience of data through traditional screen interfaces.

CHI '21Data as Delight: Eating data

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Sports technology overlooks the complex relationship between runners' subjective experience and bodily perception.

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Existing forest technology interactions focus on efficiency and neglect deep emotional and ecological experiences.

CHI '25How Can Interactive Technology Help Us to Experience Joy With(in) the Forest? Towards a Taxonomy of Tech for Joyful Human-Forest Interactions

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People struggle to form deep emotional connections with the past or the deceased through existing technology.

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Existing sound interaction interfaces lack emotional resonance and expressive cross-sensory design.

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As technology advances, traditional definitions of the body blur and the boundaries of human identity become unclear.

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AI dance partners cannot effectively achieve real-time dance collaboration with humans.

CHI '24Exploring Collaborative Movement Improvisation Towards the Design of LuminAI—a Co-Creative AI Dance Partner

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