Most digital bodily games focus on the body as they use movement as input. However, they
also draw the player's focus away from the body as the output occurs on visual displays …

Virtual Reality (VR) games and experiences predominantly have the users interact while
standing or seated. However, this only represents a fraction of the full diversity of human …

The human-computer interaction community has evolved from using body-sensing to body-
actuating technologies, transforming the body's role from a mere input to an input-output …

People with a fear of being in water rarely engage in water activities and hence miss out on
the associated health benefits. Prior research suggested virtual exposure to treat fears …

As we observe, fleeting interactions unfold fascinatingly as the ice melts into transparency,
scattering light into beautiful patterns. In interaction design, such ephemeral phenomena …

From playful design methods to artifacts that facilitate experiences of play, playfulness has
been widely explored in HCI. However, this heterogeneous field of research lacks common …

The use of technologies for interactions in bodies of water has fostered the WaterHCI field.
However, the interactive systems proposed for water activities have, so far, primarily focused …

Water's pleasant nature and associated health benefits have captivated the interest of HCI
researchers. Prior WaterHCI work mainly focused on advancing instrumental applications …

Surfing is a popular recreational activity that benefits from technological innovation, such as
the precision manufacturing of surfboards and apps for coaching. These advances have …

The pleasant nature of water and the associated physical and mental health benefits of
being in or interacting with water have captivated the interest of human-computer interaction …