Inbodied Interaction Design Example: Smell

Gayler, Tom (2020) Inbodied Interaction Design Example: Smell. Interactions, 27 (2). pp. 38-39. ISSN 1072-5520

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Abstract

The sense of smell has long played a minor role in HCI [1]. However, its somewhat limited use could be transformed through an inbodied interaction approach that leverages the physiology of smell—specifically, the possibilities to combine the cogitate, sleep, and eat areas of the in5 model (see article on tuning in this section) to yield benefits, from health to performance.