Tangible user interfaces offer a fresh way to interact with technology by blending the physical and digital worlds. Instead of relying only on a screen, mouse, or keyboard, users can control digital content by moving, touching, or gesturing with real objects. This hands-on approach makes technology more intuitive, lowers mental effort, and supports collaboration—ideal for learning, designing, problem-solving, and play. It’s a cutting-edge space where computer science meets art, engineering, and human behavior.
Using our unique backgrounds and interdisciplinary educations, we formed to create Illuminate.
A senior at Wellesley studying MAS, and I’m interested in HCI + user experience research for technology products and services.
A senior majoring in Art History and MAS. I enjoy creating pieces that engage with myriad sensorial experiences and textural objects.
A junior majoring in CS and minoring in Econ. Through my schoolwork and internships, I’ve been inspired to pursue product management.
