Body & interaction
How can interactive systems engage the body as a site of perception and experience?
RESEARCH / CURRENT DIRECTIONS
The body is a beginning.
Where can it lead?
I am interested in how interactive technologies engage perception and bodily experience—and how these encounters extend into our relationships with places and environments.
CURRENT INTERESTS
Technology & environment
How do digital technologies shape the way we perceive, move through, and relate to environments?
Beyond the human
How might interaction design account for relationships among people, technologies, places, and non-human actors?
QUESTIONS I AM EXPLORING
Keeping the questions open.
- What can haptic feedback communicate beyond a signal or a task instruction?
- How might bodily movement influence the way people interpret an interactive system?
- What changes when interaction is studied in everyday environments rather than controlled settings?
- How might we account for places and non-human actors when framing an interaction design problem?
These are current directions for inquiry, not claims of established expertise or completed studies.
METHODS & PRACTICE
A toolkit, still developing.
The methodological categories below follow the portfolio brief. Project-specific experience will be confirmed against the original research materials.
Experimental
Experience to verify
- Controlled experiments
- User studies
- Quantitative evaluation
Technical
Experience to verify
- Interactive prototyping
- Wearable sensing
- Haptic interfaces
- VR / Unity
Learning & developing
Emerging methods
- Qualitative interviewing
- Field research
- Ethnographic approaches
- Research through Design
PUBLICATIONS & RESEARCH OUTPUTS
Evidence of the work.
Verified publications and research outputs will be added here. Projects are listed separately and are not presented as publications.
SELECTED RESEARCH PROJECTS
Flexible Electrotactile Interface ↗Physics-based Haptic Rendering ↗sEMG Gesture Interaction ↗