Eleonora Ceccaldi
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Eleonora Ceccaldi is a researcher at the intersection of human-computer interaction, somaesthetics, and multisensory design. Her work explores how embodied, aesthetic experiences can be systematically integrated into the design of interactive systems, drawing on the philosophical framework of somaesthetics to ground her approach. Ceccaldi’s major contribution lies in proposing a structured methodology for creating multisensory interfaces that prioritize bodily awareness, sensory richness, and subjective well-being—an area still nascent in HCI. Her most-cited paper, "A Somaesthetics Based Approach to the Design of Multisensory Interactive Systems" (2024), serves as a foundational text, outlining principles for designing technologies that engage users beyond the visual and auditory, toward touch, proprioception, and movement. Though early in its citation trajectory, this work signals a growing interest in embodied interaction and has already influenced discussions on designing for mindfulness and sensory augmentation. Ceccaldi’s research is particularly notable for bridging philosophy and practice, offering designers a tangible toolkit for crafting systems that foster deeper self-awareness and sensory engagement. Her contributions are poised to shape future work in wellness technology, virtual reality, and accessible design.
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