👉 Body computing, also known as embodied computing or human-computer interaction (HCI) in physical contexts, is an approach that emphasizes the integration of human sensory-motor experiences with digital technologies to create more intuitive and interactive interfaces. Unlike traditional computing, which often relies on abstract input devices like keyboards and mice, body computing leverages the body's natural movements, gestures, and physical interactions to control and engage with digital systems. This can include wearable devices that track body movements, haptic feedback systems that simulate touch, and augmented reality (AR) interfaces that overlay digital information onto the physical world. By aligning technology with human capabilities and perceptions, body computing aims to enhance user experience, improve accessibility, and create more natural and seamless interactions between humans and machines.
