Human–Computer Interaction (HCI) researchers have increasingly been questioning
computing's engagement with unsustainable and unjust economic growth, pushing for …

As the internet is increasingly embedded in the everyday things in our homes, we notice a
need for greater focus on the role care plays in those relationships—and therefore an …

With the infusion of computation into workplaces and homes, various service settings, and
everyday objects, scholars in human–computer interaction (HCI) and related domains have …

While there has been rapid growth in smart home research from a technical perspective–
focusing on home automation, devices, software, and protocols–few review papers examine …

Maker culture and DIY practices are central to democratizing the design of technology;
enabling non-designers (future end-users) to actively participate in the design process …

An ongoing mystery of HCI is how do well-intentioned designers consistently enable
products with unintentionally evil consequences. Using “questionable values” as a lens, we …

The number of connected devices in-home has increased rapidly, and connected solutions
in smart homes do not yet cover needs of all inhabitants. We explored future interfaces that …

Designing future IoT ecosystems requires new approaches and perspectives to understand
everyday practices. While researchers recognize the importance of understanding social …

The Internet-of-Things (IoT) promises to enhance everyday objects with computing, but
rarely enables directly authoring or composing that behavior. Lightweight IoT approaches …

Sensors and actuators are crucial components of a do-it-yourself (DIY) smart home system
that enables users to construct smart home features successfully. In addition, machine …