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In remote or technology-mediated scenarios, users struggle to convey emotions through touch.

lightbulbPractical problemAffective, Social, and Artistic Haptics

In remote or technology-mediated scenarios, users struggle to convey emotions through touch.

UbiComp '21User Expectations and Mental Models for Communicating Emotions through Compressive & Warm Affective Garment Actuation

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Traditional dance performances convey emotion through vision and sound, making it hard for audiences to resonate.

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In remote communication, emotions are difficult to convey through non-visual media such as touch.

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Facing environmental problems, people feel grief and helplessness yet struggle to take positive action.

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Users struggle to perceive designers' conveyed personal earthquake memories and establish emotional connection.

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Traditional haptic devices are not comfortable enough, limiting emotional communication experiences.

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At concerts, audiences cannot share frisson experiences in real time and lack implicit communication methods to enhance social connection.

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