Microsoft Research 2010
Research internship with Microsoft Research Cambridge in United Kingdom. I joined the Socio-Digital Systems group and worked with Richard Banks. I developed a series of hardware sketches to support the design of haptic interfaces.
This work resulted in the publication of a research article titled Designing through making: exploring the simple haptic design space. It was published at the conference on Tangible, embedded, and embodied interaction (TEI '11), and I demoed the hardware sketches during the event.
Timeframe
3 months
Collaboration
Microsoft Research Cambridge (MSRC)
Richard Banks
This project has 3 images and 2 videos
TEI 2011 paper and poster
This is the poster I made for my participation at the Tangible, Embedded and Embodied Interaction (TEI) 2011 conference in Madeira, Portugal. It complements the article and demos that were accepted for publication.
Camille Moussette and Richard Banks. 2010. Designing through making: exploring the simple haptic design space. In Proceedings of the fifth international conference on Tangible, embedded, and embodied interaction (TEI '11). ACM, New York, NY, USA, 279-282. DOI=10.1145/1935701.1935763
Early hardware sketch for bouncer
Electronics
Prototyping some circuits to drive small gear motors with Arduino.
Website archive
I built a website to document my daily activities and collect all my work files related to my internship.
Everyday I tried to write down a few lines regarding what I've done and explain the different challenges I faced.
The website archive contains all the videos, photos and source files of the Processing + Arduino sketches I fiddled with. The website is not yet publicly available, but folks at Microsoft Research can access internally.
Video mov, 640 x 400px , 6.99 MB
Video complement to the TEI 2011 article
Video mov, 900 x 506px , 121.06 MB