Representing and Interpreting Affective Data

Muhammad Umair · Lancaster EPrints (Lancaster University) · 2020

Affective health and well-being is a growing area of research within HCI. My research explores interactions with physiological signals capturing human affect. In particular, I develop alternative representations of affective data leveraging material properties of smart materials and actuators to create awareness and regulation of affect in daily lives.

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