Aditya Retnanto
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Aditya Retnanto is a researcher at the forefront of human-computer interaction and robotics, specializing in the design of shape-changing interfaces and tangible user interfaces. His major contribution lies in reimagining the form factor of interactive robots, as demonstrated in his highly innovative work on "CARDinality: Interactive Card-shaped Robots with Locomotion and Haptics using Vibration" (2024, 8 citations). This paper introduces a groundbreaking system of thin, card-shaped robots that use vibration for both locomotion and haptic feedback, integrating on-device sensing and wireless control. By shrinking robotic systems into a flat, portable form, Retnanto opens new possibilities for interactive storytelling, educational tools, and dynamic haptic displays. His work bridges the gap between traditional flat interfaces and physical robotic movement, offering a scalable platform for future tangible interactions. Though early in his career, Retnanto’s focus on miniaturized, accessible robotics signals a promising trajectory in creating intuitive, playful, and physically engaging technologies that can transform how we interact with digital information in the physical world.
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