Our Human Computer Integration Lab at the University of Chicago has four papers at ACM CHI 2023:
1. Full-hand Electro-Tactile Feedback without Obstructing Palmar Side of Hand
Yudai Tanaka, Alan Shen, Andy Kong, Pedro Lopes. In Proc. CHI'23.
This paper received a CHI best paper award
Watch its accompanying video: [ Ссылка ]
Watch the CHI'23 talk: [ Ссылка ]
2. LipIO: Enabling Lips as both Input and Output Surface
Arata Jingu, Yudai Tanaka, Pedro Lopes. In Proc. CHI'23.
Watch its accompanying video: [ Ссылка ]
Watch the CHI'23 talk: [ Ссылка ]
3. JumpMod: Haptic Backpack that Modifies Users' Perceived Jump
Romain Nith, Jacob Serfaty, Samuel Shatzkin, Alan Shen, Pedro Lopes. In Proc. CHI'23.
Watch its accompanying video: [ Ссылка ]
Watch the CHI'23 talk: [ Ссылка ]
4. Smell & Paste: Low-Fidelity Prototyping for Olfactory Experiences
Jas Brooks, Pedro Lopes. In Proc. CHI'23.
Watch its accompanying video: [ Ссылка ]
Watch the CHI'23 talk: [ Ссылка ]
... enjoy our talks!
More information: lab.plopes.org
Video credits & more info for curious people:
1. Alan Shen made the lights on this video, you can see Alan at the start holding a Clapperboard. You might recognize Alan from the TV series Better Call Saul ([ Ссылка ]) that's the same Alan indeed.
2. Jas also helped Alan with the lights. We don't have fancy light gear but it worked.
3. Romain ordered the lights and they arrived just in time for this, big thanks! Was our first time using these ones and we probably will use them in the next videos too.
4. Shan-Yuan & Noor helped with camera, our camera did not allow for live preview so they were behind the camera making sure everything was fine.
5. In case you are curious: there was no script for this video, it is improvised. The only fixed aspect was the order of the projects because LipIO was easier to go first.
6. This was the second and last take, everyone liked it so we kept this one. In the first take the JumpMod backpack had a Bluetooth communication dropout and took two tries to respond, Pedro says he still likes that take too.
7. Finally, a big thanks to all HCI lab members, a lot of people helped besides the four authors whose work was shown here, in this case: Shan-Yuan, Noor and Alan helped a lot. Thanks!
