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Nijholt, Anton
University of Twente
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- 2017Smart material interfacescitations
- 2015Smart Material Interfaces for Educationcitations
- 2015A Smart Material Interfaces Learning Experience
- 2014New Materials = New Expressive Powers: Smart Material Interfaces and Arts, experience via smart materialscitations
- 2013Smart material interfaces: "another step to a material future"citations
- 2013Smart material interfaces as a methodology for interactioncitations
- 2012Smart material interfaces: A visioncitations
- 2012Smart material interfaces: "a material step to the future"citations
- 2012Growing grass: a smart material interactive display, design and construction historycitations
- 2012Follow the Grass: a Smart Material Interactive Pervasive Displaycitations
- 2012Smart material interfaces: a new form of physical interactioncitations
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Smart material interfaces: a new form of physical interaction
Abstract
Smart Material Interface (SMI) is the latest generation of user interface that makes use of engineered materials and leverages their special properties. SMIs are capable of changing their physical properties such as shape, size and color, and can be controlled under certain (external) conditions. We provide an example of such an SMI in the form of a prototype of a vacuum cleaner. The prototype uses schematic electrochromic polymer at the suction nozzle of the vacuum cleaner, which changes its color depending on the dust level on a floor. We emphasize on the new affordances and communication language supported by SMIs, which challenges the current metaphors of user interfaces in the field of HCI.