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An Interactive Soundscape to Assist Group Walking Mindfulness Meditation

K. Cochrane, L. Loke, Andrew J. Campbell, Matthew Leete, Naseem Ahmadpour

MOCO July 5, 2020 DOI: 10.1145/3401956.3404240 (opens in new tab)

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Topics Meditation
Key findings Interactive soundscapes transformed by brainwave data can be used in group walking meditation, presenting new possibilities for human-computer interaction research.

Abstract

Developing interactive soundscapes for walking meditation has the potential to bring new opportunities of research in human-computer interaction and design. In this paper, we present our case study Sound of Mind, an interactive ambient soundscape that is transformed by one of the participant's brainwave data in a group walking meditation practice.

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