Publications
This section lists some of the studies I’ve contributed to, where data-driven approaches intersect with psychology, multisensory research, engineering, and human-computer interaction. My work has involved analyzing complex datasets, uncovering meaningful patterns, and applying quantitative methods to better understand human perception and interaction with technology.
Simulating airborne ultrasound vibrations in human skin for haptic applications.
W. Frier, A. Abdenaceur, D Pittera, O. Georgiou, and R. Malkin
IEEE Access, Jan 2022
"I can feel it coming in the hairs tonight": Characterising Mid-AIr Haptics on the Hairy Parts of the Skin.
D Pittera, O. Georgiou, A. Abdouni, and W. Frier
IEEE Transactions on Haptics, 2021
May I Smell your Attention: Exploration of Smell and Sound for Visuospatial Attention in Virtual Reality.
N. Dozio, E. Maggioni, D. Pittera, A. Gallace, and M. Obrist
Frontiers in Psychology, 12, 2915, Jul 2021
Mid-Air Haptic Rendering of 2D Geometric Shapes With a Dynamic Tactile Pointer
D. Hajas, D. Pittera, A. Nasce, O. Georgiou and M. Obrist
IEEE Transactions on Haptics, vol. 13, no. 4, pp. 806-817, Oct.-Dec. 2020
As Light as Your Scent: Effects of Smell and Sound on Body Image Perception.
G. Brianza, A. Tajadura-Jiménez, E. Maggioni, D. Pittera, N. Bianchi-Berthouze, and M. Obrist
Human-Computer Interaction – INTERACT 2019