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The goal of the Fluid Interfaces research group is to radically rethink the human-machine interactive experience. By designing interfaces that are more immersive, more intelligent, and more interactive we are changing the human-machine relationship and creating systems that are more responsive to people's needs and actions, and that become true "accessories" for expanding our minds.
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current projects
inktuitive
An intuitive physical design workspace.Pranav Mistry in collaboration with Kayato Sekiya
Life in a Comic
Adding time domain to a static comic using thermochromic ink.Amit Zoran and Pattie Maes
Pulp-Based Computing
Pulp-Based Computing is a series of explorations that combine smart materials, papermaking and printing. .Marcelo Coelho and Pattie Maes in collaboration with Joanna Berzowska and Lyndl Hall
Quickies: Intelligent Sticky Notes
Sticky Notes that can Remember, Remind, Send Messages & be Located.Pranav Mistry and Pattie Maes