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This research aims to investigate the emotional effects of movement-based interaction and its sensory feedback mechanisms. To this end, we developed a smart clothing prototype, E-motionWear, which reacts to four movements, fabric-based detection sensors, and three-movement feedback mechanisms.

In this article, we discuss challenges and design potentials related to user experience and aesthetics of actuating wearables.

This paper provides examples, guidelines and a framework that will support designers to prototype effectively during the co-development of digital PSS.

Developments of advanced textile manufacturing techniques—such as 3D body-forming knitwear machinery—allows the production …

Vigour is a rehabilitation tool that enables geriatric patients, physiotherapists, doctors, and family to gain more insight into the …

Wearable Senses (WS) focuses on designing close-to- the-body interactions, specifically designs that incorporate wearable computing or …

In our global village, distance is not a barrier anymore for traveling. People experience new cultures and face accompanying …

Research through design allows creating a dialogue with the material. It uses making and reflection on action as a generator of …

Photographic mementos are important signifiers of our personal memories. Rather than simply passive representations of memories to …