New work from P1 postdoc, @torsalve.bsky.social and team: Understanding the inference and design of haptic experiences, in the International Journal of Human-Computer Studies
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New work from P1 postdoc, @torsalve.bsky.social and team: Understanding the inference and design of haptic experiences, in the International Journal of Human-Computer Studies
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ποΈA Unified Model for Haptic ExperienceποΈ Journal by @torsalve.bsky.social and @oliver-hx.bsky.social #CHI2025
DOI: dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/...
I've also written a short recap of our work on my website. Check it out if you're interested: torsalve.xyz/publications/ultrasound-chemicals
Thanks a lot to my brilliant co-authors, @arpitbhatia.bsky.social, Lei Gao, Ryuji Hirayama, Sriram Subramanian, Joanna BergstrΓΆm and @khornbaek.bsky.social, who all put a great deal of time and effort into the project!
π Why It Matters:
- Non-contact delivery/modulation opens new possibilities for haptic tech.
- Allows dynamic control of chemical stimulation.
- Impacts study of chemical/mechanical sense interactions.
- First digital control of chemical stimulation for haptic feedback.
π Achievements:
- Non-contact delivery of chemical stimulants (menthol, capsaicin, cinnamal, ethanol) using acoustophoresis.
- Ultrasound-delivered droplets produce haptic sensations.
- Ultrasound increases perceived intensity.
- Cinnamal + ultrasonic feedback enhances perception.
π Excited to share our research in Scientific Reports! We developed a non-contact ultrasound system for delivering chemical stimulants to the skin, enhancing haptic sensations. This opens new possibilities for haptic tech!
Read more: nature.com/articles/s41598-025-94463-7
#haptics #ultrasound
Dear colleagues,
We are very happy to announce this yearβs Nordic Pre-CHI Event in Copenhagen!
Please let us know by February 21 if you would like to participate:
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Organisers:
@torsalve.bsky.social @qiushiz.bsky.social Jonathan Sutton, Teresa Hirzle
I'm super happy to share that our work on haptic experiences has been published in TOCHI π₯³ Our work combines elements of UX and HX to create a Unified Model for thinking about rich, complex haptic experiences. Check it out and help us shape the future of haptic design! doi.org/10.1145/3711...