Judith Amores

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Judith Amores is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of human-computer interaction, multisensory feedback, and digital health. Her work explores how technology can seamlessly integrate into our daily lives to enhance well-being, with a particular focus on using scent, temperature, and haptic feedback to influence cognition, emotion, and behavior. Amores is best known for her groundbreaking contributions to olfactory interfaces, including the development of wearable scent-delivery systems that can modulate mood, alertness, and sleep. Her research on "Essence" and other olfactory wearables has been widely cited, with her most influential papers accumulating hundreds of citations, reflecting the field's growing interest in non-visual sensory augmentation. She has also explored cross-reality environments and human-robot collaboration, as seen in her early work on "LSInvaders," which investigated cooperative interactions inspired by arcade games. Amores’ work has been featured in top-tier venues like CHI and UIST, and she has received accolades for her innovative approach to designing technology that engages senses beyond sight and sound. Her research continues to inspire new directions in affective computing and embodied interaction.