CHI2014: Understanding Physical Activity through 3D printed Material Artifacts @floydmueller
CHI2014: Understanding Physical Activity through 3D printed Material Artifacts  @floydmueller
Uploaded May 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this CHI 2014 talk, we advocate a novel approach of creating 3D printed material representations of physical activity, going beyond quantification goals and virtual screens. We hope that this work will inspire designers to consider new possibilities afforded by digital fabrication to support user's experience with physical activity.
Slides from the talk are at:
slideshare.net/respiant/understanding-physical-activity-through-3d-printed-material-artifacts-chi-2014-talk
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