HandSight
2013 – Present
Liang He
PhD Student, Computer Science & Engineering
University of Washington
I explore novel human-centered fabrication techniques to make interactive objects and to meet people’s need in real life. My research interests in fabrication fall into four categories: interactivity, material, mechanical structures, and computational design. My research also aims to bring personal fabrication technologies to a broader audience (e.g., novices, designers, engineers, etc.) for particular purposes.
Projects (3/3)
Papers (6/6)
TacTILE: A Preliminary Toolchain for Creating Accessible Graphics with 3D-Printed Overlays and Auditory Annotations
None 2017
Designing 3D-Printed Deformation Behaviors Using Spring-Based Structures: An Initial Investigation
None 2017
Early Explorations of Deformable Interactive Designs with 3D-Printed Springs
None 2017
MakerWear: A Tangible Approach to Interactive Wearable Creation for Children
None 2017
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Best Paper Award
SqueezaPulse: Adding Interactive Input to Fabricated Objects Using Corrugated Tubes and Air Pulses
None 2017
ReWear: Early Explorations of a Modular Wearable Construction Kit for Young Children
None 2016