Words appear over a waterfall between two rocky cliffs.
UIST 2022, Bend, Oregon, USA.
October 29th through November 2nd.
A banner reads Fibercuit: Prototyping High-Resolution Flexible and Kirigami Circuits with a Fiber Laser Engraver.
Title: "Cutting Traces" and "Actuation".
Light flickers against a circuit board sheet.
Title Kirigami Crane.
A copper circuit in the shape of an origami bird.
A small silver battery is placed inside.
Title, Electromagnetic coil.
Two wrapped coils resemble butterfly wings
They gently move up and down.
A banner reads, Shrinkcells: Localized and Sequential Shape-Changing actuation of 3D-printed Objects via Selective Heating.
A black-and-white image of an object shrinking appears on the left side of the screen
Words appear, Shrink, shrink rate 51%
In the upper right corner is the image viewed through a thermal camera.
In the bottom right is a chart listing the mA current with numbers going up to 50 on the left side of the chart,
and up to 60 on the bottom of the chart.
A red line dips from 35 down to 20, then rises to 40 and runs steadily across
the screen to the number 60 on the bottom chart.
Several objects held in red and black alligator clips bend in various directions as they shrink.
Words appear "Sequential Actuation."
Split screen of two objects shrinking in black and white images and through a thermal camera.
A circle appears around the two objects with the numbers 3 and 4.
The words bend up appear next to the numbers.
A banner reads, Augmented Chironomia for Presenting Data to Remote Audiences.
A man with shoulder-length hair and a beard stubble appears.
Several colorful graphs change as the man talks.
A banner reads, MechARspace: An Authoring System Enabling Bidirectional Binding of AR with Toys in Real Time.
A small wood box is opened.
Fingers touch a screen that reads "sensory effect."
A fire icon is selected from a floating screen.
The fire is dragged to the wood box.
Then a fork taps the top of a hamburger bun in a box.
A greenish-yellow circle of light appears on the bun.
Later, a green rectangular humanoid appears on the floating screen with flames and stars above its head.
A banner reads, Photographic Lighting Design with Photographer-in-the-Loop Bayesian Optimization.
The number "1" and the word "Selection" appears.
A person uses a stylist to select images on a touchpad screen.
The number "2" and the word "painting" appears.
The stylist is used to paint the side of a dish yellow.
The number "3" appears with the word "search" above a photo of the fully painted, heart-shaped dish.
A robotic arm moves a light around table next to a camera.
A banner reads, We-toon: A Communication Support System between Writers and Artists in Collaborative Webtoon Sketch Revision.
Thumbnails of sketches appear above the banner.
A paint tool is used to color the hair of a woman in the sketch.
A banner reads, Project Primrose: Reflective Light-Diffuser Modules for Non-Emissive Flexible Display Systems.
The words "display" and "flexible" appear over badge-shaped modules.
Next, the badge shape modules appear on a display sign on a street corner.
The word "non-emissive" appears over the display.
A person holds a display, about the size of a serving tray, and maneuvers it around.
The word "interactive" appears over several hexagon shapes turn dark and move around the
screen as the display is maneuvered.
Then the drawing of a panda bear appears on a computer screen.
The words "creative canvas" appear over the images.
A woman holds a blue handbag with several teardrop shapes on the side of the bag.
The woman turns the bag, the drops change from light to dark blue.
The words "always novel" appear over the bag.
A banner reads, MagneShape: A Non-electrical Pin-Based Shape-Changing Display.
Hands turn a crank.
Inside a clear plexiglass rectangle is a black conveyor belt separated by two rollers that
resembles a supermarket checkout counter.
An approximate two inch square display sits on top of the belt, and a blue origami surfer
sits on top of the display.
White plastic pegs raise and lower in waves as the crank is turned, creating the illusion
of the paper surfer going over waves.
Next, a photo with the internal working of the display.
In the upper left is an image of the magnetic pin that moves.
The words "spacer" and "pot magnet" are displayed next to each item within the pin.
The word "housing" is next to the outer case of the square display.
Between the white pins inside the square display are the words "pin pitch" with an arrow showing
the distance between two pins.
Underneath the words "vertical gap" appear, showing the distance between the square and the magnetic sheet.
The letters "S" and "N" appear to the left, the words "magnetized pattern" appear next to the letters
An animation shows the square display sliding over a base filled with red and blue concentric lines.
The magnetic pins rise and fall in waves.
The screen splits into several sections.
The animation appears with a hand sliding a square display over a magnetic base.
A banner reads, Reconfigurable Elastic Metamaterials.
Hands hold a rectangular, flexible yellow piece of material.
The material is cut with scissors.
Words appear: "Users opportunistically create passive VR props by cutting, folding, and coupling our materials."
The hands manipulate the material into a pickle-sized object.
Words appear, "a passive VR hand pump".
Next, a woman wears VR goggles and squeezes a pump.
To her left is a video screen, over the screen are the words "squeeze the pump to resize the screen."
The screen increases in size as the woman squeezes.
Next, the woman picks up the yellow material that has a black covering.
Words appear, "Tilt the remote to adjust the volume."
The woman slides her finger over the black cover, the volume changes on the video screen.
A banner reads, X-Bridges: Designing Tunable Bridges to Enrich 3D Printed Objects Deformation and Stiffness.
Above, a small 3D printed object resembling a whale with an exposed spine is flexed.
The screen splits into four sections.
In the upper left the words "Stable bunny ears" appear over a pair of orange bunny ears on a person's head.
To the right, the words "Stable hangar" appear over a black t-shirt being placed on a hangar.
In the bottom left is a green-printed object resembling a toy alligator with flexible jaws.
In the bottom right is a ring of flexible material resembling a thick necklace.
The screens change.
In the upper left is an elastic button being pressed.
To the right is a white vase with the words "Stable vase."
A yellow flexible squirrel and a grey bird with flexible wings appear beneath.
A banner reads, Interiqr: Unobtrusive Edible Tags using Food 3D Printing.
A person moves a cookie around, the words "UIST 2022" appear on the cookie face.
Next, a closeup of two cookies with the word illumination with a callout dot under the cookie.
The words "Light source, backside" appears.
A person holds a smartphone near the cookie with the words "Tag scanning".
A banner reads, WadlleWalls: Room-scale Interactive Partitioning System using a Swarm of Robotic Partitions.
A man sits at a small desk, waddle walls on track wheels surround the man.
The wall panels move upward.
Words appear, "Ad hoc workspace protector."
Next, the man stands and puts on VR goggles.
The waddle walls change position.
Words appear, "Ad hoc physical shielder."
A banner reads, NFCStack: Identifiable Physical Building Blocks that Support Concurrent Construction and Frictionless Interaction.
A person stacks blocks with letters and symbols in front of a monitor.
As they stack the blocks, images on the blocks appear on the monitor.
A banner reads, TipTrap: A Co-located Direct Manipulation Technique for Acoustically Levitated Content.
Fingers move small objects that hover on screen.
A banner reads, HingeCore: Laser-Cut Foamcore for Fast Assembly.
A guitar, man sitting in a chair, and a child holding a unicorn while sitting in a unicorn chair appear.
The word "making" is in the bottom left corner.
Next, an object resembling a chair sits next to a coffee cup of the same size.
Words appear with a line leading to the chair, hinges are placed automatically, white edges.
Then a person takes a long piece of foamcore and assembles it into the chair.
A banner reads, Sketch-Based Design of Foundation Paper Pieceable Quilts.
A pattern being created appears on a computer screen, then a person uses a sewing machine
and sews over the pattern onto cloth.
A banner reads, Tangible Grid: Tangible Web Layout Design for Blind Users.
A person places white plastic sensors with accordion style hinges on top of a patterned grid.
Icons appear on a monitor as the sensors are put into place.
A banner reads, Notational Programming for Notebook Environments: A Case Study with Quantum Circuits.
The word "Programming" appears next to a monitor displaying programming commands.
A banner reads, Code Toon: Story Ideation, Auto Comic Generation, and Structure Mapping for Code-Driven Storytelling.
A monitor displays three sections.
Code, story, and comic, with comic being the larger of the sections.
Commands appear in code and story, then images appear in the comic section.
A banner reads, spaceR: Knitting Ready-Made, Tactile, and Highly Responsive Spacer-Fabric Force Sensors for Continuous Input.
Four alligator clips are attached to a piece of fabric.
A monitor shows two battery-shaped rectangles with the header "fine".
As fingers touch the fabric, the rectangles alternate filling and emptying.
Later, fabric sensors are used to manipulate images on computer screens.
A banner reads, DeltaPen: A Device with Integrated High-Precision Translation and Rotation Sensing on Passive Surfaces.
A white stylist pen is used on a white surface next to a tablet displaying images.
Words appear, "DeltaPen works on ordinary surfaces."
The images move as the pen slides across the white surface.
Later, a black squiggly line appears with the words "...and pressure."
Then a tiger is drawn.
A banner reads, HapTag, A Compact Actuator for Rendering Push Button Tactility on Soft Surfaces.
A person wears a watch-like device on their wrist.
Two red wires extend from a circuit inside the clear band.
A small silver button on the band is pushed.
Next, a similar style button is inside a sealed, inflated sandwich bag.
A person presses the button activating a computer screen.
Then a person has two clips on their fingers attached to black strap.
Small buttons are under their fingertips.
A banner reads, MetamorphX: An Ungrounded 3-DoF Moment Display that Changes its Physical Properties Through Rotational Impedance Control.
A man wears VR goggles and waves a hand held device.
Several images appear on a monitor showing different ways the device can be used in a VR setting.
The image freezes.
The word motion with a green arrow pointed downward appears with moment feedback
and a red arrow pointed upward.
A banner reads, Sketch Reality: Sketching Bi-Directional Interactions Between Virtual and Physical Worlds with AR and Actuated Tangible UI.
An animated perpetual ball clicker with six balls appears, followed by two people playing virtual pong.
Words appear over a waterfall between two rocky cliffs.
UIST 2022, Bend, Oregon, USA.
October 29th through November 2nd.