Shape-changing interfaces are physically tangible, interactive devices, surfaces, or spaces
that allow for rich, organic, and novel experiences with computational devices. Over the last …

Shape-changing interfaces have emerged as a new method for interacting with computers,
using dynamic changes in a device's physical shape for input and output. With the advances …

The standard definition for “physicalizations” is “a physical artifact whose geometry or
material properties encode data”. While this working definition provides the fundamental …

Increasingly, modern boardgames incorporate digital apps and tools to deliver content in
novel ways. Despite disparate approaches to incorporating digital tools in otherwise non …

We present STRAIDE, a string-actuated interactive display environment that allows to
explore the promising potential of shape-changing interfaces for casual visualizations. At the …

Toolkits for shape-changing interfaces (SCIs) enable designers and researchers to easily
explore the broad design space of SCIs. However, despite their utility, existing approaches …

HCI research on shape change has highlighted the importance of materiality and temporality
in design practice. However, little research has addressed the challenges of tailoring these …

This paper introduces text-to-shape-display, a novel approach to generating dynamic shape
changes in pin-based shape displays through natural language commands. By leveraging …

We present a design approach for rapid fabrication of high fidelity interactive shape-
changing displays using bespoke semi-solid surfaces. This is achieved by segmenting …

Composite data physicalizations allow for the physical reconfiguration of data points,
creating new opportunities for interaction and engagement. However, there is a lack of …