UChicago HCI lab releases UIST 2026 slides: RingIO and electrotactile thermal referral
plopesresearch · x · 2026-11-06
The University of Chicago Human Computer Integration Lab posted slides and demo videos for its UIST 2026 talks:
- RingIO: a ring that provides both input and output via touch
- Improving Thermal Referral via Electrotactile: using electrotactile stimulation to improve thermal referral illusions
Slides are browsable page by page or downloadable as PDFs; the talks page also collects CHI 2026 work including Embodied Devices and Force EMS.
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