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ClaytricSurface: An Interactive Deformable Display with Dynamic Stiffness Control
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ClaytricSurface is a shape-changeable display with dynamic stiffness control that can mold 3D shapes and apply textures to them while experiencing tactile feedback through dynamically changing stiffness.Abstract:
ClaytricSurface is a shape-changeable display with dynamic stiffness control. The prototype uses vacuum pressure control on an enclosed volume of particles. Users can mold 3D shapes and apply textures to them while experiencing tactile feedback through dynamically changing stiffness. The system's developers have added both touch input using a depth camera and peripheral devices to expand the system's practical application. They also developed applications in the form of design tools that have great entertainment potential.read more
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Analysis and Classification of Shape-Changing Interfaces for Design and Application-based Research
Miriam Sturdee,Jason Alexander +1 more
TL;DR: This work gathers information together to provide a reference for designers and researchers wishing to build upon existing prototyping work, using synthesis and discussion of existing shape-changing interface reviews and comprehensive analysis and classification of 84 shape- changing interfaces.
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A Public Ideation of Shape-Changing Applications
TL;DR: This work documents the methodology and resultant application ideas along with reflections on the approach for gathering application ideas to enable shape-changing interactive surfaces and objects.
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Non-Rigid HCI: A Review of Deformable Interfaces and Input
TL;DR: This review survey shows that deformable input was often used to augment or replace rigid input, particularly on elastic and flexible displays, and provides designers and practitioners with a baseline for designing deformable interfaces and input methodically.
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Using Design Fiction to Inform Shape-Changing Interface Design and Use
TL;DR: A printed game-play instruction manual for a truly high resolution shape-changing game entitled First Hand is presented, which aims to draw parallels between current gaming practices and the tangible nature of shape-change interfaces.
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Fitts' Law and the Effects of Input Mapping and Stiffness on Flexible Display Interactions
TL;DR: Results show that bend input is highly correlated with Fitts' law for both position and rate control, and when the amount of force applied was controlled, device stiffness did not have a significant effect on performance.
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