Vibratory Detection Thresholds for the Spine, Clavicle and Sternum

Richards, Claire; Misdariis, Nicolas; Cahen, Roland; Faux, Damien; Hayward, Vincent

doi:10.1109/whc49131.2021.9517154

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“…3). The device is to be worn around the neck, targeting three of the most sensitive positions for ETC as found in our prior psychophysical study [1]. On both clavicles and the upper neck, we integrate three voice-coil actuators to transmit the vibratory signals.…”

Section: Product Design Artifactmentioning

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“…Our research centers on the creation and study of wearable audio-tactile devices, built to transmit vibrations that stimulate both the senses of touch and hearing. To better understand the potential for body-based listening and the compositional possibilities it affords, we focus on three main axes: the exploration of sensory capacities [1], wearable device design processes, and audio-tactile sensory effect composition [2]. Here, we focus on the second axis: understanding how design processes have shaped the purpose and form of two wearable audio-tactile devices, defined as design artifacts.…”

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confidence: 99%

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The Reciprocity of Speculative and Product Design Research in an Industrial Framework

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Cahen

2022

Haptic and Audio Interaction Design

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Wearable audio-tactile devices can be evaluated not only in terms of the perceptual experiences they elicit, but also how they come to exist. In this project case study, we show how the industrial environment influenced the design processes that have structured both the purpose and the form of two wearable audio-tactile devices, here described as design artifacts. We elaborate two design artifacts in terms of speculative and product design processes: the speculative design artifact (the multimodal harness) which was conceived to challenge the user's assumptions about hearing, and the product design artifact (Ryzm™) to bring the user an improved listening experience. In turn, we reveal the reciprocity of our speculative and product design processes: the creative interactions that bound the two artifacts' development created a connection between otherwise distinct scientific and commercial objectives.

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Section: Product Design Artifactmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%