“Read my mind” is an interactive dress that uses modular paper electronics to create a personal and customisable audio-visual experience. The installation was nominated for the Hager Award and will be curated at the Academy of Fine Arts HBK Saar…

A class project from our Physical Computing lecture won a first prize in the Sensors 2017 Contest of the Instructables platform. The project was led by the students Ahmed Mujtaba Chang and Muhammad Habib. They have developed an interactive jacket…

Our new paper, published at IMWUT/UbiComp, presents a new fabrication technique to augment everyday objects of various materials with very thin sensors and displays. You can find more details here.

Dr. Seongkook Heo from the DGP Lab at the University of Toronto will give an invited talk on Tuesday 19 December at 2pm in Bld E1.7, Room 0.01: “Let it move—Creating force and movement feedback on the surface and in…

We welcome our new team member Sebastian Rüstig. Sebastian will be managing our new FabLab.

We welcome visiting researcher Jaeyeon Lee from KAIST in Korea. Jaeyeon will give a talk about her research on Wed Dec 6th at 1pm (Bld E1.7, 001).

Simon Völker from RWTH Aachen will visit us on Friday, 8 December. He will give an invited talk at 13:00 in Bld. E1.7 0.01: “Touch: More than just 2D locations and a flat surface”.

We have two new openings for postdoctoral associates in the areas of digital fabrication and body-based user interfaces. More information is available here.

Raphael Wimmer from the University of Regensburg will visit us on Wednesday, 12 July. He will give a talk at 13:00 in Bld. E1.7 0.01: “Paper as an Interactional Medium – Investigating Physical Affordances for Digital Media and Workflows”.

Martin Weigel has successfully defended his PhD dissertation on “Interactive on-skin devices for expressive touch-based interactions”. Congratulations! The dissertation is available online.