This paper offers an HCI perspective on the emergent agenda of the Internet of Things (IoT).
The purpose is to provide insights and resources for how HCI could engage productively …

It is not a new idea to suggest that our twenty-first-century technologies of data collection are
changing who we are. The idea of selfhood—already under scrutiny by philosophers and …

This paper reviews diverse examples of" research through design" in HCI. Various forms
and functions of design research artifacts are highlighted, including 3 general types:(1) …

People's encounters and entanglements with the personal digital data that they generate is
a new and compelling area of research interest in this age of the ascendancy of digital data …

In this paper, we discuss how a flourishing scene of DIY makers is turning visions of tangible
and ubiquitous computing into products. Drawing on long-term multi-sited ethnographic …

While self-usage has long been regarded as a questionable approach in human-computer
interaction (HCI) research, recent projects have shown the successful use of …

This thesis is positioned within the discipline of design research. According to Nigel Cross,
one of its pioneers, design research 'includes the study of how designers work and think, the …

In this paper, we argue for framing the crafting and studying of research products as doing
philosophy through things. We do this by creating an annotated portfolio of such Research …

We present the Inner Ear: a porcelain device that both captures and represents data. In
particular, we focus on sensing vibrations—for their hidden yet omnipresent qualities in …

In this paper, we advocate a novel approach of representing physical activity in the form of
material artifacts. By designing such material representations, we aim to understand what …