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54. Fabricating Haptic Paper Interface
SessionPosters: Interactive Techniques
DescriptionOur research focuses on incorporating haptic feedback into paper interfaces using cardboard structures and static magnets. This enhances user confidence and experience, addressing the often overlooked haptic aspect in traditional paper interfaces.
Contributors
Ruhan Yang
ATLAS Institute, University of Colorado, Boulder
Ellen Do
Professor of Computer Science, Director of ACME Lab
ATLAS Institute, University of Colorado, Boulder
Event Type
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TimeSunday, 28 July 20249:00am - 5:30pm MDT
LocationMile High Pre-Function Area
Session TimeSunday, 28 July 20249:00am - 5:30pm MDTMonday, 29 July 20249:00am - 5:30pm MDTTuesday, 30 July 20249:00am - 5:30pm MDTWednesday, 31 July 20249:00am - 5:30pm MDTThursday, 1 August 20249:00am - 5:30pm MDT
LocationMile High Pre-Function Area
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