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In this talk, I will discuss what I learned about interaction in each of these modalities and how this can be applied to designing successful multimodal interfaces in the future.

From there, I expanded to thermal feedback and ultrasound haptics, expanding the possibilities of touch-based interaction. Most recently, my work took a different direction, looking at virtual and augmented reality for passengers, and unexplored area for interaction design.

I started my research career studying non-speech audio and designing Earcons for everyday interactions. Learning from audio, designing Tactons, or tactile icons, was next. Here the focus was on the newly emerging area of mobile phones and improving usability when visual displays were small.

🔹 Abstract
In this sustained achievement award talk, I will discuss the journey of my work throughout the area of multimodal interaction.

📍Talk title: "From audio, through haptics to augmented reality: travels in multimodal interaction"

Awards: Thanks to the generosity of the Computing Community Consortium (CCC), the first, second, and third place winners will be awarded a grant to support their travel to the conference (USD 1,000, USD 750 and USD 500, respectively).