J. Chu, Paul G. Clifton, Hank Blumenthal, A. Nandakumar, Balasubramanium Ganapathi, J. Murray, Ali Mazalek
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Universal Threshold Object: Designing Haptic Interaction for Televised Interactive Narratives
The "Universal Threshold Object" is a tangible device for television-like interactive narratives based on the TV show American Horror Story. The project uses gestural interactions with a tangible controller that provides haptic feedback as an interaction strategy to augment the narrative pleasures of immersion and dramatic agency. We leverage a branching scenario and story-driven gestural interaction with haptic feedback to provide limited sets of interactivity suitable for a television platform. From our research, design goals, and design process, we provide design implications for interactive narratives that employ gestural and haptic interactions.