"My philosophy on innovation centers on creating natural, intuitive user-product interactions. By placing users at the heart of my research and adopting a holistic approach, I strive to design hedonic experiences that are both enjoyable and meaningful."
Don't hesitate to reach out to me at rognon.carine (-at-) gmail.com
A meaningful user experience goes beyond efficiency—it’s about creating designs that integrate intuitive metaphors and aesthetic pleasure, ensuring the product is not only functional but also desirable and that users want to engage with consistently.
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A wearable device should seamlessly integrate into daily life, remaining unoticed until needed. It must work in harmony with the user, offering both functionality and comfort without disrupting the natural flow of the day.
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Touch is a fundamental aspect of interaction—whether with a device or another person—playing a crucial role in fostering connection, immersion, and improved objects manipulation, all of which enhance the overall user experience.
For a truly seamless experience, the sensation of touch must not only consider pleasantness but also harmonize with other sensory feedback to create a cohesive, intuitive interaction.
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Robotics encompasses much more than rigid humanoids. It spans a wide range of technologies, from robots designed to assist humans in their tasks, to compliant robots that interact with, or even integrate into, the human body.
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Biomedical technologies empower individuals to overcome injuries and regain the ability to lead full, independent lives.
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Lausanne, 2024
Alumni Presentation for potential future EPFL students of my career trajectory after my Bachelor in Microengineering.
Click here for the description of the EPFL Information DaysHawaï, 2024
Presentation from my intern's work (Shan Xu, PhD.) at Meta on "Designing Haptic Feedback for Sequential Gestural Inputs".
Lausanne, 2019
Live demonstration of the "FlyJacket" on Pascal Meyer, CEO of Qoqa, and interview on Swiss National TV (in French).
Online, 2021
Online presentation of our work on "A Multichannel Pneumatic Analog Control System for Haptic Displays".
Las Vegas, 2019
Presentation of the "FlyJacket" at the Swiss Pavillon with Presence Switzerland.
More information about the Swiss Pavillon at this eventTokyo, 2019
Presentation of my work on "Perception of a Wearable Haptic Feedback Device to Render the Sensation of Flight".
Seoul, 2019
Presentation of my work on "Soft Haptic Device to Render the Sensation of Flying Like a Drone".
Davos, 2019
Presentation of the "FlyJacket" to showcase the technologies developed by the Swiss Universities to politiciens.
Website of the World Economic ForumLausanne, 2018
Interview about the "FlyJacket" for the Swiss radio show "Point Barre" of Couleur 3 (in French).
Boston, 2018
Public demonstration of the "FlyJacket" at the Aerial Futures: The Drone Frontier during the HUB week with SwissNex.
More information about the participation of NCCR Robotics to the eventNew York City, 2018
Public demonstration of the "FlyJacket" to the digital media and artistic community in Staten Island (NYC).
Website of The Future of Story TellingLausanne, 2018
Interview about the "FlyJacket" for the EPFL News.
Lausanne, 2018
Public demonstration of the new version of the force feedback on the "FlyJacket".
NCCR Robotics description of the eventBrisbane, 2018
Presentation of my work on "FlyJacket: An Upper-Body Soft Exoskeleton for Immersive Drone Control".
London, 2017
The FlyJacket was invited by the Swiss Embassy to participate in the Lates event of the London Science museum.
Click here for the website of the Lates at the London Science MuseumMunich, 2017
Demonstration of the "FlyJacket" to the haptic community.
Lausanne, 2017
Public demonstration of the "FlyJacket".
NCCR Robotics description of the eventLausanne, 2017
Public demonstration of the "FlyJacket".
NCCR Robotics description of the eventLausanne, 2016
First public demonstration of the "FlyJacket" to the industrials.
NCCR Robotics description of the eventLausanne, 2016
Public demonstration of the "FlyJacket".
Zurich, 2016
The FlyJacket was presented for the first time at Cybathlon with a live on Swiss National television program Einstein (SRF, in German).