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Ergonomics, 2008
Active driver support systems either automate a control task or present warnings to drivers when their safety is seriously degraded. In a novel approach, utilising neither automation nor discrete warnings, a haptic gas pedal (accelerator) interface was developed that continuously presents car-following support information, keeping the driver in the ...
M, Mulder +3 more
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Active driver support systems either automate a control task or present warnings to drivers when their safety is seriously degraded. In a novel approach, utilising neither automation nor discrete warnings, a haptic gas pedal (accelerator) interface was developed that continuously presents car-following support information, keeping the driver in the ...
M, Mulder +3 more
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Haptic feedback in remote pointing
CHI '09 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2009We investigate the use of haptic feedback for enhancing user performance with remote pointing devices. We present a number of concepts that use haptic feedback on such devices and the results of the first user study, in which we have compared the effects of different feedback types on users' performance and preference in remote pointing tasks.
Laurens R. Krol +2 more
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2019
We present a haptic feedback touch panel. This actuator is capable of generating haptic stimulations, and thus can be used as a vibrotactile display. It is composed of two layers, a touch panel and a glass panel, each coated with ITO electrode. Unlike conventional vibration motors, it does not require an additional mass.
Seung-Mo Jeong +3 more
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We present a haptic feedback touch panel. This actuator is capable of generating haptic stimulations, and thus can be used as a vibrotactile display. It is composed of two layers, a touch panel and a glass panel, each coated with ITO electrode. Unlike conventional vibration motors, it does not require an additional mass.
Seung-Mo Jeong +3 more
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Mechanisms for Haptic Torque Feedback
First Joint Eurohaptics Conference and Symposium on Haptic Interfaces for Virtual Environment and Teleoperator Systems, 2005This paper presents a state of the art in torque and force/torque feedback mechanisms, from 1-dof rotary knobs to redundant 10-dof mechanisms. This preliminary study, together with our recent attainments in haptics and virtual reality, draws future lines of work for our research.
Javier Martín, Joan Savall
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Communicative Functions of Haptic Feedback
2009In this paper a number of examples are presented of how haptic and auditory feedback can be used for deictic referencing in collaborative virtual environments. Haptic feedback supports getting a shared frame of reference of a common workspace when one person is not sighted and makes haptic deictic referencing possible during navigation and object ...
Jonas Moll, Eva-Lotta Sallnäs
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Glasses with haptic feedback of gaze gestures
CHI '14 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2014We introduce eyeglasses that present haptic feedback when using gaze gestures for input. The glasses utilize vibrotactile actuators to provide gentle stimulation to three locations on the user's head. We describe two initial user studies that were conducted to evaluate the easiness of recognizing feedback locations and participants' preferences for ...
Jussi Rantala +4 more
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On Suturing Simulation with Haptic Feedback
2008We present a mechanics-based haptic simulation of an arbitrary suturing task for a simple skin or a soft tissue wound closure. The pre-wound suturing target, the skin or the deformable tissue, is modeled as a modified mass-spring system. The suturing material is modeled based on the linear finite-element model with some novel extensions for enhancing ...
Hans Fuhan Shi, Shahram Payandeh
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Haptic feedback for multilayer cutting.
Studies in health technology and informatics, 2008An approach in effectively estimating the force feedback for a tactile haptic based on multi-proxy rendering for 3D surface cuttings for a virtual surgery simulation is described in this paper. The force-models representing haptic force-feedback are approximated using D'Alembert's principle in the mechanic case of spring-damper-stiffness interaction of
Rianto, Sugeng, Li, Ling, Hartley, Bruce
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A comparison of the effects of haptic and visual feedback on presence in virtual reality
International Journal of Human Computer Studies, 2022Marco Gillies, Janet Gibbs
exaly