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Cedric Honnet

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#human_computer_interfaces #wearable_intelligence #eTextiles #miniaturization #manufacturing #shenzhen

Cedric Honnet is a PhD student in Human-Computer Interaction, focused on wearables sensing, computing, and manufacturing.
Before his PhD, he worked for a decade as an embedded systems engineer, from video processor design in the Silicon Valley to firmware engineer in various startups in San Francisco, London, Paris or Shenzhen.
Since 2014, he has spent at least a month per year in Shenzhen exploring design for scalability, accessibility and affordability.
His explorations around the world of research labs, tech/art residencies and hackerspaces, let him to experiment with eTextile music controllers, augmented immersive systems, interactive art installations, modular implants, 3D positioning systems, and various other Open Source projects, as seen in his online documentations: http://honnet.eu

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Research at Scale 2024

A one-month residency in Shenzhen to scale research with mass manufacturing for affordability or unprecedented magnitudes
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Material Functionalization

When materials sciences meet HCI and e-textiles, for custom sensors and actuatorsIn this project we explore the process of polymerization t…
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Sonoflex: Embroidered Speakers Without Permanent Magnets.

"Sonoflex: Embroidered Speakers Without Permanent Magnets". Thomas Preindl, Cedric Honnet, Andreas Pointner, Roland Aigner, Joe Paradiso, Michael Haller. ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology (UIST), 2020.
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MetaSense

MetaSense: Integrating Sensing Capabilities into Mechanical Metamaterial. J. Gong*, O. Seow*, C. Honnet*, J. Forman, S…
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Pudica

A Framework For Designing Augmented Human-Flora Interaction.
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Choreographic Interfaces: Wearable Approaches to Movement Learning in Creative Processes

Afsar, Ozgun Kilic, et al. "Choreographic Interfaces: Wearable Approaches to Movement Learning in Creative Processes." ACM CHI'21 Workshop HAA'21.
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SpaceTouch

An astronaut's ability to leverage the sense of touch is substantially reduced when wearing a protective, pressurized spacesuit. We imagine…
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Saving Face

“Don’t touch your face” is seemingly simple advice. Since coronaviruses are stable for days on many surfaces, a person can get COVID-19 by …
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Member Collaboration—Open Lab: Home Sprint with Google Arts & Culture

A 48-hour creative exchange between more than 40 artists and creative technologists.
June 24, 2020