Designing for interpersonal motor synchronization

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Acknowledgments

The authors thank Shachar Geiger, Giori Politi, and Yael Avni for co-creating the Two Riders project and Lior Noy for raising the topic of feedback for synchronization. Thanks also to Daniil Umanski, to the associate editor, and to the four anonymous reviewers whose insightful comments and suggestions helped us to improve the paper.

Notes

¹ https://www.gametime.com/products/Expression-Swing-5128

² https://playbounden.com/

³ https://www.dailyt°uslesj°urs.c°m/en/w°rk/musical-swings

⁴ https://vime°.c°m/dailyt°uslesj°urs/theswings#t=71s

⁵ https://techcrunch.com/2011/03/24/pah-iphone-game-mouth-sounds/

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Notes on contributors

Michal Rinott

Michal Rinott ([email protected]) is an interaction designer and researcher, with an interest in interpersonal interactions through technology; she is a PhD candidate in the the Department of Software and Information Systems Engineering at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and a senior faculty member in the Design Faculty at Shenkar– Design. Engineering. Art.

Noam Tractinsky

Noam Tractinsky ([email protected]) is interested in studying various aspects of human-computer interaction; he is a professor in the Department of Software and Information Systems Engineering at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.