stretchCOLOR Kinesthetic Textile Interface

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CREDITS

The current development of this project is supported by a University of Michigan interdisciplinary MCubed seed-funding grant titled "Tactile interfaces and environments for developing motor skills and social interaction in children with autism."

Principal Investigators
Sean Ahlquist, Assistant Professor, University of Michigan - Architecture
Costanza Colombi, Research Assistant Professor, University of Michigan - Psychiatry
Dale Ulrich, Professor, University of Michigan - Kinesiology
Leah Ketcheson, Post-doctoral Student, University of Michigan - Kinesiology

Researchers
Architecture: Oliver Popadich
Kinesiology: Erin Almony, Erika Goodman

Collaborators
Mark Burke, Director, Spectrum Therapy Center, Ann Arbor

Initial development of this research was supported by a University of Michigan - Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning Research Through Making grant titled "Social Sensory Surfaces: Physical Computing, Tactile (Textile) Interfaces and Collaborative Tools for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder."  

Principal Investigators
Sean Ahlquist, Assistant Professor, University of Michigan - Architecture
David Chesney, Senior Lecturer, University of Michigan - Computer Science

Researchers
Architecture: Coco Ke Shi, Yurong Wu
Computer Science: Evan Cann

Collaborators
Mark Burke, Director, Spectrum Therapy Center, Ann Arbor
Tabitha Wisecup, Assistant Director, Spectrum Therapy Center