Social XR

How can diners with and without headsets share one coherent restaurant experience?

Cross-sensory interaction

Investigating how sound can be composed to correspond with—and reshape—taste.

Wearable interaction

A wearable design exploration that brings new feedback and connection into surfing.

Mixed reality

Understanding how mixed reality can enrich perception, ritual, and sociality around beverages.

Edible interaction

Treating food itself as an auditory-gustatory interface rather than a passive object.

Research agenda

Mapping the open questions and responsibilities shaping the future of human-food interaction.

Multimodal learning

Fusing physical laboratory practice with virtual reality and multimodal sensing.

Human–AI collaboration

A multimodal intention-understanding approach that incorporates users’ physical comfort.

Smart materials

Applying a multimodal smart glove to virtual-reality-fusion chemistry experiments.

Wearable sensing

A smart glove designed to sense and combine multiple signals of human intent.

Embodied learning

Exploring the structure and algorithms of smart gloves for school experiment contexts.

More-than-human care

Turning plant care into an auditory interface that encourages everyday caregiving.

Community building

A workshop convening researchers to imagine the next generation of edible interactions.

Multisensory demonstration

Combining electrical taste with bone-conduction auditory seasoning in a live experience.

Environmental interaction

Designing playful dialogues with water systems to build human–ecosystem connection.

Chef–AI co-creation

Helping chefs orchestrate real-time auditory dining experiences together with AI.

VR embodiment

Using playful plant embodiment in virtual reality to encourage hydration.

Human–nature connection

A breath-controlled mixed-reality experience for feeling more connected to nature.

Collaborative learning

Investigating active collaboration in the teaching of solid geometry.

Augmented reality

Envisioning how augmented reality could enhance the embodied experience of cycling.