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People with physical limitations struggle to independently don traditional clothing.

lightbulbPractical problemShape-Changing Fabrication and Dynamic Material Interfaces

People with physical limitations struggle to independently don traditional clothing.

UbiComp '24Self-Tightening and Self-Fastening Belts and Shoes: Shape Memory Adaptive Apparel to Assist Individuals with Physical Limitations

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Users struggle to flexibly adjust the physical properties of everyday objects.

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Data collected by smart devices lacks transparency, and users struggle to intuitively understand its meaning.

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Dynamic multicolor texture display requires complex equipment that is inconvenient for everyday interaction.

UIST '24PortaChrome: A Portable Contact Light Source for Integrated Re-Programmable Multi-Color Textures

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Current shape-changing technologies use bulky, inflexible hardware with imprecise control.

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Existing on-skin display devices lack flexibility and cannot dynamically change displayed content.

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Traditional dynamic material actuators require continuous power supply and offer insufficient deformation complexity.

CHI '24ConeAct: A Multistable Actuator for Dynamic Materials

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