Tangible and Embedded Interaction 2009: Cambridge, UK

Keynotes

• Tom Igoe:
  An ecology of tangible interaction. 1
  
• Durrell Bishop:
  Visualising and physicalising the intangible product: "What happened to that bloke who designed the marble answer machine?". 2
  

Embedded artefacts, garments and environments

• Ylva Fernaeus, Mattias Jacobsson:
  Comics, robots, fashion and programming: outlining the concept of actDresses. 3-8
  
• Leah Buechley, Sue Hendrix, Michael Eisenberg:
  Paints, paper, and programs: first steps toward the computational sketchbook. 9-12
  
• Marcelo Coelho, Pattie Maes:
  Shutters: a permeable surface for environmental control and communication. 13-18
  
• Fabian Hemmert, Susann Hamann, Reto Wettach:
  The digital hourglass. 19-20
  
• Eva Burneleit, Fabian Hemmert, Reto Wettach:
  Living interfaces: the impatient toaster. 21-22
  
• Amanda J. Parkes, Adam Kumpf, Hiroshi Ishii:
  Piezing: a garment harvesting energy from the natural motion of the human body. 23-24
  
• Nadya Peek, David Pitman, Richard The:
  Hangsters: tangible peripheral interactive avatars for instant messaging. 25-26
  
• Dean Brown:
  Embedded electronics in playful products. 27-29
  
• Alice Wang:
  Asimov's first law/alarm clocks. 31-34
  
• Richard Banks, Abigail Sellen:
  Shoebox: mixing storage and display of digital images in the home. 35-40
  
• Takashi Matsumoto, Sho Hashimoto:
  Pileus internet umbrella: tangible mobile interface of a lovely umbrella. 41-42
  
• Jonas Togler, Fabian Hemmert, Reto Wettach:
  Living interfaces: the thrifty faucet. 43-44
  
• Miriam Roy, Fabian Hemmert, Reto Wettach:
  Living interfaces: the intimate door lock. 45-46
  
• Matthew Jervis, Masood Masoodian:
  Digital management and retrieval of physical documents. 47-54
  
• John Kestner, Daniel Leithinger, Jaekyung Jung, Michelle Petersen:
  Proverbial wallet: tangible interface for financial awareness. 55-56
  
• Lyndl Hall:
  Fragments of a conversation: constructing narratives with tangible illuminated cubes. 57-58
  

New perspectives and theories on tangibility

• Jörn Hurtienne, Christian Stößel, Katharina Weber:
  Sad is heavy and happy is light: population stereotypes of tangible object attributes. 61-68
  
• Darren Edge, Alan F. Blackwell:
  Peripheral tangible interaction by analytic design. 69-76
  
• Andrew Manches, Claire O'Malley, Steve Benford:
  Physical manipulation: evaluating the potential for tangible designs. 77-84
  
• Sara Price, Taciana Pontual Falcão, Jennifer G. Sheridan, George Roussos:
  The effect of representation location on interaction in a tangible learning environment. 85-92
  
• Simon Holland, Paul Marshall, Jon Bird, Nick Sheep Dalton, Richard Morris, Nadia Pantidi, Yvonne Rogers, Andy Clark:
  Running up Blueberry Hill: prototyping whole body interaction in harmony space. 93-98
  
• Steve Hinske, Marc Langheinrich:
  W41K: digitally augmenting traditional game environments. 99-106
  
• Yingdan Huang, Mark D. Gross, Ellen Yi-Luen Do, Michael Eisenberg:
  Easigami: a reconfigurable folded-sheet TUI. 107-112
  
• Alan F. Blackwell, Darren Edge:
  Articulating tangible interfaces. 113-118
  
• Gonzalo Garcia-Perate, Pragya Agarwal, Duncan Wilson:
  HINTeractions: facilitating informal knowledge exchange in physical and social space. 119-122
  
• Peter Schmitt, Susanne Seitinger:
  Plywood punk: a holistic approach to designing animated artifacts. 123-126
  
• Aleksandar Zivanovic, James Auger, Jimmy Loizeau:
  Carnivorous domestic entertainment robots. 127-130
  
• Darren Edge, Alan F. Blackwell:
  Bimanual tangible interaction with mobile phones. 131-136
  

Tangible and embedded interaction -- in the lab and in the wild

• Vikram Parmar, Gert Groeneveld, Ashis Jalote-Parmar, David V. Keyson:
  Tangible user interface for increasing social interaction among rural women. 139-145
  
• Bruno Nadeau, Amanda Williams:
  Tactful interaction: exploring interactive social touch through a collaborative tangible installation. 147-152
  
• Anne-Marie Skriver Hansen, Dan Overholt, Winslow Burleson, Camilla Nørgaard Jensen:
  Pendaphonics: a tangible pendulum-based sonic interaction experience. 153-160
  
• Bart Hengeveld, Caroline Hummels, Kees C. J. Overbeeke, Riny Voort, Hans van Balkom, Jan de Moor:
  Tangibles for toddlers learning language. 161-168
  
• Björn Wöldecke, Tom Vierjahn, Matthias Flasko, Jens Herder, Christian Geiger:
  Steering actors through a virtual set employing vibro-tactile feedback. 169-174
  
• Takuya Maekawa, Yuichi Itoh, Norifumi Kawai, Yoshifumi Kitamura, Fumio Kishino:
  MADO interface: a window like a tangible user interface to look into the virtual world. 175-180
  
• Alex Olwal, Steven Feiner:
  Spatially aware handhelds for high-precision tangible interaction with large displays. 181-188
  
• Douglas Boari, Mike Fraser:
  Taking shortcuts: embedded physical interfaces for spatial navigation. 189-196
  
• Jürgen Steimle:
  Designing pen-and-paper user interfaces for interaction with documents. 197-204
  
• Gundula Dörries, Christian Geiger, Anke Lehmann, Andrea Wegstein:
  HorseIO - virtual riding lessons with a low-cost tangible horse interface. 205-206
  
• Andrew Cyrus Smith:
  Visual perception skills testing: preliminary results. 207-208
  
• Michael Schmitz, Homeira Quraischy:
  Tangible interaction with real and virtual products: designing a shopping assistant for rural communities. 209-212
  
• Jordan Geiger:
  Interface, environmental behavior, and the city. 213-214
  
• Ron Wakkary, Marek Hatala, Kevin Muise, Karen Tanenbaum, Greg Corness, Bardia Mohabbati, Jim Budd:
  Kurio: a museum guide for families. 215-222
  
• Esben Warming Pedersen, Kasper Hornbæk:
  mixiTUI: a tangible sequencer for electronic live performances. 223-230
  

Tabletop tangibles and augmented surfaces

• John Helmes, Caroline Hummels, Abigail Sellen:
  The other brother: re-experiencing spontaneous moments from domestic life. 233-240
  
• Ali Mazalek, Claudia Winegarden, Tristan Al-Haddad, Susan J. Robinson, Chih-Sung (Andy) Wu:
  Architales: physical/digital co-design of an interactive story table. 241-248
  
• Paul H. Dietz, Benjamin D. Eidelson:
  SurfaceWare: dynamic tagging for Microsoft Surface. 249-254
  
• Tom Bartindale, Jonathan Hook, Patrick Olivier:
  Media Crate: tangible live media production interface. 255-262
  
• Leonardo Bonanni, Greg Vargas, Neil Chao, Stephen Pueblo, Hiroshi Ishii:
  Spime builder: a tangible interface for designing hyperlinked objects. 263-266
  
• Son Do-Lenh, Frédéric Kaplan, Akshit Sharma, Pierre Dillenbourg:
  Multi-finger interactions with papers on augmented tabletops. 267-274
  
• Stefan Oppl, Christian Stary:
  Tabletop concept mapping. 275-282
  
• Fabian Hemmert, André Knörig, Gesche Joost, Reto Wettach:
  Stick, Click n' Call: self-adhesive pressure-activated RFID tags for mobile phones. 283-284
  
• Thomas Gläser, Jens Franke, Götz Wintergerst, Ron Jagodzinski:
  Chemieraum: tangible chemistry in exhibition space. 285-288
  
• Karen Detken, Carlos Martinez, Andreas Schrader:
  The search wall: tangible information searching for children in public libraries. 289-296
  
• Malte Weiss, Julie Wagner, Roger Jennings, Yvonne Jansen, Ramsin Khoshabeh, James D. Hollan, Jan Borchers:
  SLAPbook: tangible widgets on multi-touch tables in groupware environments. 297-300
  
• Aya Miyazaki, Kiyoshi Tomimatsu:
  Onomato planets: physical computing of Japanese onomatopoeia. 301-304
  

Enabling technologies and design techniques

• Alissa Nicole Antle, Nima Motamedi, Karen Tanenbaum, Zhen Lesley Xie:
  The EventTable technique: distributed fiducial markers. 307-313
  
• Leonardo Bonanni, Hiroshi Ishii:
  Stop-motion prototyping for tangible interfaces. 315-316
  
• Ramon Hofer, Daniel Naeff, Andreas M. Kunz:
  FLATIR: FTIR multi-touch detection on a discrete distributed sensor array. 317-322
  
• Satoru Tokuhisa, Takaaki Ishizawa, Yoshimasa Niwa, Kenji Kasuya, Atsuro Ueki, Sho Hashimoto, Kazuhiko Koriyama, Masa Inakage:
  xtel: a development environment to support rapid prototyping of "ubiquitous content". 323-330
  
• Rajesh Sankaran, Brygg Ullmer, Jagannathan Ramanujam, Karun Kallakuri, Srikanth Jandhyala, Cornelius Toole, Christopher Laan:
  Decoupling interaction hardware design using libraries of reusable electronics. 331-337
  
• Michael Reed:
  Prototyping digital clay as an active material. 339-342
  
• Einar Sneve Martinussen, Timo Arnall:
  Designing with RFID. 343-350
  
• André Knörig, Reto Wettach, Jonathan Cohen:
  Fritzing: a tool for advancing electronic prototyping for designers. 351-358
  
• Raphael Wimmer, Sebastian Boring:
  HandSense: discriminating different ways of grasping and holding a tangible user interface. 359-362
  
• Ian Culverhouse, Steve Gill:
  Bringing concepts to life: introducing a rapid interactive sketch modelling toolkit for industrial designers. 363-366
  
• Amanda J. Parkes, Hiroshi Ishii:
  Kinetic sketchup: motion prototyping in the tangible design process. 367-372
  
• Eric Schweikardt, Nwanua Elumeze, Michael Eisenberg, Mark D. Gross:
  A tangible construction kit for exploring graph theory. 373-376
  
• Guillaume Zufferey, Patrick Jermann, Aurélien Lucchi, Pierre Dillenbourg:
  TinkerSheets: using paper forms to control and visualize tangible simulations. 377-384
  
• David Molyneaux, Hans Gellersen:
  Projected interfaces: enabling serendipitous interaction with smart tangible objects. 385-392
  
• Florian Echtler, Tobias Sielhorst, Manuel Huber, Gudrun Klinker:
  A short guide to modulated light. 393-396
  
• Ayah Bdeir:
  Electronics as material: littleBits. 397-400
  

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