We theoretically develop the ethical positions implicit in somaesthetic interaction design
and, using the case study of a water faucet, illustrate our conceptual understanding of ethical …

We present mechanical sympathy as a generative design concept for cultivating
somaesthetic relationships with machines and machine-like systems. We identify the …

The spectrum of applications for social drones is broadening as they become an
increasingly accessible technology. In order to expand on the immensely rich but poorly …

Queer identity research largely overlooks wearable technology. Most work exploring
sociocultural considerations of wearable technology determines what is “socially …

There is a need to reframe our relationship to energy, particularly in Western energy
contexts, where we have plentiful access and no meaningful barriers to use. This paper …

Trauma-informed design is an important yet challenging area due to required expertise for
careful engagement with the vulnerable and traumatized person, particularly with children …

Body maps are a popular tool in body-centric design, facilitating a sensitization and
expression of felt sensations and emotions. Yet, they also bring forth assumptions about the …

In this paper we present LYDSPOR; a site-specific sound experience, created in Elsinore,
Denmark, consisting of two physical installations and an app-based soundwalk, which …

Informal dementia home caregiving is viewed negatively by society and can result in
caregiver depression and anxiety from burnout, potentially compromising caregiving …

Research on Accessible Digital Musical Instruments (ADMIs) has highlighted the need for
participatory design methods, ie, to actively include users as co-designers and informants in …