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This special issue explores an approach to Ubicomp we call “Material Computing”, highlighting work that blurs the boundary between materials and computers—between an object’s material composition, its computational functionality, and its form. We present a collection of research that demonstrates both the feasibility and desirability of this approach; contributions touch on issues as diverse as interaction paradigms for programmable matter, energy harvesting techniques, and methods for leveraging smart materials in Ubicomp.

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