Drone Chi: Somaesthetic Human-Drone Interaction

Delfa, Joseph La; Baytaş, Mehmet Aydın; Patibanda, Rakesh; Ngari, Hazel; Khot, Rohit Ashok; Mueller, Florian

doi:10.1145/3313831.3376786

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“…An envisioned use case is for more playful interaction, but also to temporarily be able to override the robot path. This suggestion for combining control of the robot with the robot being autonomous is also a theme recently discussed in terms of drone control (Eriksson et al, 2020;La Delfa et al, 2020).…”

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“…This suggests that JoyTilt may provide a more intimate connection, facilitating some of the responsibility that makes a person bond with an inanimate object (Vertesi, 2008). For further development of JoyTilt, more nuanced controls could be introduced so that there is a possibility to get more control, but also develop mastery in controlling the robot (La Delfa et al, 2020). There is also room for letting the robot be more independent, in line with the sentiment expressed in Eriksson et al (2020), so that the robot does not become a 'slave'.…”

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Gestos sutiles de control: Sobre las sensibilidades somáticas de una aplicación remota de IoT

Miniotaitė

Pakulytė

Fernaeus

2022

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En el diseño de experiencias de usuario para electrodomésticos, la conexión, la supervisión y el control a través de aplicaciones para teléfonos inteligentes están cada vez más presentes. A pesar de las amplias posibilidades de interacción que ofrecen los teléfonos inteligentes, actualmente el modo estándar de interacción con estas aplicaciones se da a través de la manipulación de la interfaz gráfica de usuario. Con el fin de explorar nuevas experiencias corporalmente sentidas para este contexto de uso, se diseñó una aplicación de control remoto para una aspiradora robótica, la que permitía a los participantes enfocar su mirada en el robot, mientras lo dirigían inclinando sutilmente el teléfono. Esta interacción concreta es utilizada como caso para destacar el papel de las sensibilidades somáticas a la hora de diseñar aplicaciones para teléfonos inteligentes en el contexto del Internet de las cosas (IoT). Mediante un análisis inspirado en la fenomenología, describimos la experiencia del usuario en términos de manipulación física, percepción, esfuerzo y utilidad, así como a través del compromiso social y emocional. Un atributo importante está relacionado con la manera en que la interacción creó, a través de su sutileza, una experiencia somáticamente conectada.

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Gestos sutiles de control: Sobre las sensibilidades somáticas de una aplicación remota de IoT

Miniotaitė

Pakulytė

Fernaeus

2022

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“…Autonomous flying drones have been incorporated into a stage performance [120] and movement-centred practices [121] proceeding efforts to enhance kinesthetic awareness through intercorporeal engagement [122]. During scene ii, the drone represents more generally an unpredictable external influence, comparable to the external nuances that occur in public space environments.…”

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Sound Feedback for Social Distance: The Case for Public Interventions During a Pandemic

Primett¹,

Silva²,

Gamboa³

2022

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Within the field of movement sensing and sound interaction research, multi-user systems have gradually gained interest as a means to facilitate an expressive non-verbal dialogue. When tied with studies grounded in psychology and choreographic theory, we consider the qualities of interaction that foster an elevated sense of social connectedness, non-contingent to occupying one’s personal space. In reflection of the newly adopted social distancing concept, we orchestrate a technological intervention, starting with interpersonal distance and sound at the core of interaction. Materialised as a set of sensory face-masks, a novel wearable system was developed and tested in the context of a live public performance from which we obtain the user’s individual perspectives and correlate this with patterns identified in the recorded data. We identify and discuss traits of the user’s behaviour that were accredited to the system’s influence and construct 4 fundamental design considerations for physically distanced sound interaction. The study concludes with essential technical reflections, accompanied by an adaptation for a pervasive sensory intervention that’s finally deployed in an open public space.

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“…Autonomous flying drones have been incorporated into a stage performance [121] and movement-centred practices [122] proceeding efforts to enhance kinesthetic awareness through intercorporeal engagement [123]. During Scene ii, the drone represents more generally an unpredictable external influence, comparable to the external nuances that occur in public space environments.…”

Section: Performers and Objectsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sound Feedback for Social Distance: The Case for Public Interventions during a Pandemic

2022

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Within the field of movement sensing and sound interaction research, multi-user systems have gradually gained interest as a means to facilitate an expressive non-verbal dialogue. When tied with studies grounded in psychology and choreographic theory, we consider the qualities of interaction that foster an elevated sense of social connectedness, non-contingent to occupying one’s personal space. Upon reflection of the newly adopted social distancing concept, we orchestrate a technological intervention, starting with interpersonal distance and sound at the core of interaction. Materialised as a set of sensory face-masks, a novel wearable system was developed and tested in the context of a live public performance from which we obtain the user’s individual perspectives and correlate this with patterns identified in the recorded data. We identify and discuss traits of the user’s behaviour that were accredited to the system’s influence and construct four fundamental design considerations for physically distanced sound interaction. The study concludes with essential technical reflections, accompanied by an adaptation for a pervasive sensory intervention that is finally deployed in an open public space.

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Drone Chi: Somaesthetic Human-Drone Interaction

Cited by 52 publications

References 62 publications

Gestos sutiles de control: Sobre las sensibilidades somáticas de una aplicación remota de IoT

Gestos sutiles de control: Sobre las sensibilidades somáticas de una aplicación remota de IoT

Sound Feedback for Social Distance: The Case for Public Interventions During a Pandemic

Sound Feedback for Social Distance: The Case for Public Interventions during a Pandemic

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