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Patterns and Opportunities for the Design of Human-Plant Interaction

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Michelle Chang,

Aditi Maheshwari,

Andreea Danielescu,

Lining YaoAuthors Info & Claims

DIS '22: Proceedings of the 2022 ACM Designing Interactive Systems Conference

Pages 925 - 948

https://doi.org/10.1145/3532106.3533555

Published: 13 June 2022 Publication History

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Abstract

The emergence of living organisms as entities in HCI presents an opportunity to collaborate with other beings through technology, align interspecies motives, and nurture greater empathy for the non-human. Plants are particularly interesting because of their natural ability to sense and respond to environmental stimuli and potential to enable more sustainable interaction design. However, due to the cross-disciplinary and emerging nature of this space, there is a need to identify overarching patterns and discern opportunities for unifying future research. This paper aims to systematically analyze existing Human-Plant Interaction (HPI) works by presenting a survey of projects across HCI, art/design, architecture, and bioengineering. We identify core design paradigms along the dimensions of HPI System Architecture, Plant I/O Coupling, Plant Interfacing and Manipulation Techniques, Application Context, and Scale. From these themes, we assemble a framework for HCI practitioners to approach HPI, and discuss opportunities and open questions for future exploration.

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