Watch a 19-minute conference talk from the UIST 2024 ACM Symposium that explores innovative fabrication techniques for creating large-scale interactive objects through the assembly of 3D printed conductive parts. Learn about cutting-edge developments in user interface technology presented at the 37th Annual ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology held in Pittsburgh, PA. Discover how conductive 3D printing materials can be utilized to construct interactive installations and objects at scale, combining both structural and electronic functionality in assembled components.
E-Joint - Fabrication of Large-Scale Interactive Objects Assembled by 3D Printed Conductive Parts
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) via YouTube
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E-Joint: Fabrication of Large-Scale Interactive Objects Assembled by 3D Printed Conductive Parts wit
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ACM SIGCHI
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