Title
WearAir: expressive t-shirts for air quality sensing
Abstract
We designed and prototyped WearAir, an expressive T-shirt to sense the wearer's surrounding air quality as indicated by the measured volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and publicly express those levels through visually expressive patterns. Although poor air quality has been shown to affect human health, our daily exposure to such pollutants has been inadequately captured and publicly shared. Our work is designed to accurately measure and publicly express the immediately local air quality. Obtaining information regarding air quality indirectly from others might help people to increase their awareness to air quality.
Year
DOI
Venue
2010
10.1145/1709886.1709949
Tangible and Embedded Interaction
Keywords
DocType
Citations 
air quality,human health,obtaining information,poor air quality,expressive pattern,daily exposure,expressive t-shirt,local air quality,prototyped wearair,surrounding air quality,wearable
Conference
20
PageRank 
References 
Authors
1.00
1
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Sunyoung Kim146138.82
Eric Paulos21594149.24
Mark D. Gross369476.76