katakurashohei [at] gmail.com
Shohei Katakura(片倉翔平) is a Ph.D candidate at Hasso Plattner Institute, with Prof. Patrick Baudisch.
His research fields are mainly human-computer interaction (HCI) and personal fabrication. In particular, he is interested in repurposing things that we already have or use in daily life in order to create functional objects and physical experience.
Actuating Printed Objects Using Actuators Equipped in a 3D Printer
Prototyping Interactive 3D Printed Objects Using Holes and Acoustic Sensing.
Design Method for Interactive Devices by Separating User Interface and Hardware.
The box that increases value of a message
Shohei Katakura，Keita Watanabe. Prototyping Interactive 3D Printed Objects Using Holes and Acoustic Sensing, CHI '18 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems(CHI2018), Apr 2018
大内泰良, 尾高陽太, 鈴木涼太, 神山洋一, 住朋享, 西條瞳, 吉村佳純, 金子翔麻, 片倉翔平, 高田一真, 高瀬理奈, 渡邊恵太. Ceres:朝の生活で利用するフードプリンタの提案と試作. 第22回一般社団法人情報処理学会シンポジウム(インタラクション2018), 2018.
片倉翔平，渡邊恵太. ProtoHole: 穴と音響センシングを用いたインタラクティブな３Dプリントオブジェクトの提案. WISS2017(デモ・ポスター発表), December 2017
Campus Exhibition ‘Interaction design in IoT era’, exUI and ProtoHole (http://keita-lab.jp/exhibition/).
NTT InterCommunication Center ‘Phenomenology of Interaction: Changing human outline and world experience’, ExUI (http://www.ntticc.or.jp/ja/archive/works/exui/).