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HeatCraft: designing playful experiences with ingestible sensors via localized thermal stimuli
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posted on 2019-01-01, 00:00 authored by Zhuying Li, Yan Wang, Wei Wang, Weikang Chen, Ti Hoang, Stefan GreuterStefan Greuter, Florian Floyd MuellerIngestible sensors are pill-like sensors that people swallow mainly for medical purposes. We propose that ingestible sensors also offer unique opportunities to facilitate intriguing bodily experiences in a playful manner. To explore this, we present “HeatCraft”, a two-player system that translates the user’s body temperature measured by an ingestible sensor
to localized thermal stimuli delivered through a waist belt equipped with heating pads. We conducted a study with 16 participants. The study revealed three design themes (Integration of body and technology, Integration of internal body and outside world, and Integration of play and life) along with some open challenges. In summary, this work contributes knowledge to the future design of playful experiences with ingestible sensors.
to localized thermal stimuli delivered through a waist belt equipped with heating pads. We conducted a study with 16 participants. The study revealed three design themes (Integration of body and technology, Integration of internal body and outside world, and Integration of play and life) along with some open challenges. In summary, this work contributes knowledge to the future design of playful experiences with ingestible sensors.
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Special Interest Group on Computer–Human Interaction. Conference (2019 : Glasgow, Scotland)Series
Special Interest Group on Computer–Human Interaction ConferencePagination
1 - 12Publisher
Association for Computing MachineryLocation
Glasgow, ScotlandPlace of publication
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2019-05-04End date
2019-05-09ISBN-13
9781450359702Language
engPublication classification
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CHI'19 : Proceedings of the 2019 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing SystemsUsage metrics
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