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French, Fiona; Mancini, Clara and Martin, Christopher
(2023).
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1145/3565995.3566045
Abstract
This workshop aims to facilitate human participants to become more aware of other animals’ sensory and aesthetic sensibilities, raising points for discussion and future research within ACI. For all animals, being able to make sense of the environment is crucial in order to gain control and make informed choices, as well as to achieve competence in daily activities. Although human perception is limited by evolution, technology can enable us to perceive signals that may be meaningful for other species, thereby gaining insight and possibly empathy. Moreover, pursuing a multi-species perspective may foster inclusive approaches to design that aim to achieve a lighter environmental impact by taking into account the sensory experiences of other species.
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- Conference or Workshop Item
- Keywords
- Design; Animal-Computer Interaction; animal-centred computing; animal welfare; ecology; control; aesthetics; perception; sense-making; multi-species; more-than-human; aesthetic sensibility; sensory stimulation; non-human senses; game jam
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Faculty of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
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- Clara Mancini