Sonia Elizondo
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About
Sonia Elizondo is a pioneering researcher in human-computer interaction, specializing in acoustic levitation for mid-air displays and tangible interaction. Her work bridges the gap between physical and digital realms, enabling users to see, hear, and feel 3D content with their bare senses. Her most cited paper, "TipTrap: A Co-located Direct Manipulation Technique for Acoustically Levitated Content" (2022, 4 citations), introduces a novel method for directly interacting with levitated particles—such as voxels, cloth, and thread props—without physical contact. This contribution advances the vision of immersive 3D displays that respond to natural hand gestures, offering a tactile dimension to virtual objects. Elizondo’s research has significant implications for augmented reality, data visualization, and interactive art, positioning her as a key figure in the emerging field of levitation-based interfaces. Her work is celebrated for its creativity and technical rigor, inspiring new approaches to co-located manipulation and sensory feedback. With a growing citation record, Elizondo continues to shape how we interact with digital content in mid-air, making her a notable voice in next-generation display technologies.
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