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Existing wearable devices are constrained by commercialization, and the potential of sensory augmentation remains underexplored.

lightbulbPractical problemWearable, Textile, and Somaesthetic Haptics

Existing wearable devices are constrained by commercialization, and the potential of sensory augmentation remains underexplored.

UbiComp '24Alternative Perception, Broadening Sensing: From Passive to Active - Opening Conversations with Wearables

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Many people struggle to start exercising due to body-awareness barriers such as fatigue or self-doubt.

UbiComp '24Co-Designing Sensory Feedback for Wearables to Support Physical Activity through Body Sensations

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Haptic feedback hardware in wearables is often bulky and power-hungry.

UIST '23MagKnitic: Machine-knitted Passive and Interactive Haptics Textiles with Integrated Binary Sensing

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Skin stretch devices are highly adhesive and unsuitable for hairy areas or large-scale application.

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Users struggle to achieve button-operation haptic feedback on flexible surfaces such as fabric.

UIST '22HapTag: A Compact Actuator for Rendering Push-Button Tactility on Soft Surfaces

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Learning precise hand skills (e.g., piano playing, rehabilitation) is difficult to accomplish through vision or simple guidance alone.

UIST '22DigituSync: A Dual-User Passive Exoskeleton Glove That Adaptively Shares Hand Gestures

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People lack effective breathing guidance and stress management methods during mobile everyday life.

UbiComp '22Design and Evaluation of a Clippable and Personalized Pneumatic Haptic Feedback Device for Breathing Guidance

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