Taking Haptic Design from Research to Practice

Explore the future of haptic design in this keynote address from the ACM International Conference on Interactive Surfaces and Spaces. Delve into Karon MacLean's research on configuring touch-centered interactions, focusing on roles, utility, and design challenges in real-world applications. Discover approaches to developing viable roles and design languages for physical communication, including the creation of learnable tactile message vocabularies and the use of low-cost, stretchy touch sensors to enhance human-robot interaction. Examine case studies that demonstrate how sensing and simple outputs can transform interactions in the physical world. Learn about the stages of haptic design, from browsing to creating, and gain insights into emotional touch models, gesture classification, and therapeutic applications. Understand the importance of interdisciplinary research in advancing haptic technology and its potential impact on various fields, including robotics, wearable computing, and context-aware systems.

Intro
Haptic Design
Tool Design
What does a haptic design look like
We do a lot of prototyping
We analyze the data
Its pretty intensive stuff
Stages of design
Browsing
Problem with browsing
Vibe
Sharing
McCarron
Oliver Wood Select
The Framework
Creating
Human Robot Interaction
Emotional Touch Model
The Turtle
The Creature
Touch Dictionary
The Robot
Paul Buchi
Design Process
Arousal
Source
Moodle
Voice actors
Robot display
Sensing and recognition
Fur sensors
Gesture classification
Personalisation
Sensor
Touch
Twisted Setup
Emotional Experience
Therapeutic Directions
Designing for People
Beaches
Emotion Integration