Hasti: Haptic and Audio Synthesis for Texture Interactions

Chan, Sonny; Tymms, Chase; Colonnese, Nicholas

doi:10.1109/whc49131.2021.9517177

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“…More dynamically modulated texture sounds could improve the experience of realism and hence enhance the cross-modal correspondence coupling effect. For example, the FoleyAutomatic system [57] and its modifications for real-time sound synthesis is increasingly used in contact-based immersive audio-haptic texture interactions [12].…”

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It Sounds Cool: Exploring Sonification of Mid-Air Haptic Textures Exploration on Texture Judgments, Body Perception, and Motor Behaviour

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Section: Limitations and Future Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Prior work in HCI shows that sensory cues such as audio feedback, aids user perception when interacting with tactile patterns to obtain a more robust estimation of textures [11], [12]. However, most of the prior work exploiting audio effects have been focused on physical touch (e.g., vibrations or force feedback) .…”

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It Sounds Cool: Exploring Sonification of Mid-Air Haptic Textures Exploration on Texture Judgments, Body Perception, and Motor Behaviour

Montano-Murillo,

Pittera,

Frier

et al. 2024

IEEE Trans. Haptics

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Fractal Dimension (D_f) of Ismail’s Fourth Entropy (H_IV⁽^q,a ₁, a₂,..,a_k⁾) with Fractal Applications to Algorithms, Haptics, and Transportation

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2023 International Conference on Computer and Applications (ICCA)

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Body x Materials

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Over the last 15 years, HCI and Interaction Design have experienced a "material turn" characterized by a growing interest in the materiality of technology and computation, and in methods that support exploring, envisioning, and crafting with and through materials. The community has experienced a similar turn focused on the body, on how to best design for and from a first-person, lived experience, and the moving and sensual body. In this workshop, we focus on the intersection of these two turns. The emerging developments in multimodal interfaces open opportunities to bring in materiality to the digital world as well as to transform the materiality of objects and bodies in the real-world, including the materiality of our own bodies. The different sensory qualities of (touchable and untouchable, physical and digital) objects and bodies, including our own, can be brought into the design of digital technologies to enrich, augment, and transform embodied experiences. In this "materials revolution" [15], what are the current theories, approaches, methods, and tools that emphasize the critical role of materiality to body-based interactions with technology? To explore this, in this workshop we will focus on five related themes: material enabling expression, material as a catalyst for human action, material enabling reflection and awareness, material enabling transformation and material supporting the design process for the re-creation of the existing and the yetto-exist. This workshop with technology presentations, panel sessions with experts, and multidisciplinary discussions will: (i) bring together researchers who work on (re)creating sensory properties of materials through technology with those who investigate experiential effects of materials and material-enabled interactions, (ii) discuss methods, opportunities, difficulties in designing materiality and material-enabled interactions, and (iii) form a multidisciplinary community to build synergies and collaborations.

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Hasti: Haptic and Audio Synthesis for Texture Interactions

Cited by 5 publications

References 22 publications

It Sounds Cool: Exploring Sonification of Mid-Air Haptic Textures Exploration on Texture Judgments, Body Perception, and Motor Behaviour

It Sounds Cool: Exploring Sonification of Mid-Air Haptic Textures Exploration on Texture Judgments, Body Perception, and Motor Behaviour

Fractal Dimension (D_f) of Ismail’s Fourth Entropy (H_IV⁽^q,a ₁, a₂,..,a_k⁾) with Fractal Applications to Algorithms, Haptics, and Transportation

Body x Materials

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Hasti: Haptic and Audio Synthesis for Texture Interactions

Cited by 5 publications

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It Sounds Cool: Exploring Sonification of Mid-Air Haptic Textures Exploration on Texture Judgments, Body Perception, and Motor Behaviour

It Sounds Cool: Exploring Sonification of Mid-Air Haptic Textures Exploration on Texture Judgments, Body Perception, and Motor Behaviour

Fractal Dimension (Df) of Ismail’s Fourth Entropy (HIV⁽q,a 1, a2,..,ak⁾) with Fractal Applications to Algorithms, Haptics, and Transportation

Body x Materials

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Fractal Dimension (D_f) of Ismail’s Fourth Entropy (H_IV⁽^q,a ₁, a₂,..,a_k⁾) with Fractal Applications to Algorithms, Haptics, and Transportation