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Combining haptic and braille technologies

Proceedings of the second annual ACM conference on Assistive technologies - Assets '96, 1996
This article describes design issues for a bi-dimensional single cell braille display, called Pantobraille, combining a standard braille cell with a force feedback device developed as part of the Cffl's PC-Access project. The Pantobraille, with a 10xl6cm workspace, allows the user to place the pointer on a ...
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Bringing haptic technology to automobiles

ATZautotechnology, 2002
Using force feedback technology, a haptics-based system can simulate sensations such as the feel of a button turning, or a toggle or switch clicking. In an automotive application, it provides a single user interface to replace numerous vehicle function controls, such as dials, buttons and switches, yet still maintains the tactile sensation of each ...
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Knowledge Management System Through Haptic Technology

Proceedings of the International Conference on Advances in Computer Science and Electronics Engineering, 2012
Haptics is the science of applying touch (tactile) sensation and control to interact with computer applications. The word is derived from the Greek word “haptein” meaning “to fasten.”Organizations worldwide are using techniques and technologies to better manage their knowledge. Their objectiveis to improve the quality of knowledge sharing by exploiting
P. Sagaya Aurelia, P. F. Xavier Patrick Kishore, Khamis Faraj Alarabi   +2 more
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Virtual Haptic Map Using Haptic Display Technology for Visually Impaired

2010
We propose a new virtual haptic map system for visually impaired persons that uses a force display device and a GPS receiver. This system can haptically display the roads, city blocks, and buildings which are automatically constructed from a numerical map in DXF format and the information of current location from a GPS receiver.
Tsuneo Yoshikawa, Takayuki Satoi, Masanao Koeda   +2 more
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A Unified Model for Haptic Experience

ACM Trans. Comput. Hum. Interact.
Designed haptic feedback—technology-mediated touch feedback—has the potential to mediate positive and meaningful experiences. These experiences are rich and complex in nature and thus challenging to design.
Tor-Salve Dalsgaard, Oliver Schneider
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Modelling the human touch: A Basic study for haptic technology

Tribology International, 2021
Logozzo Silvia, M. C. Valigi, M. Malvezzi   +2 more
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PRESENCE_D3.1 Haptics technologies report I

Deliverable not yet reviewed by the EC - Do not cite The Digital Touch Technologies Report I (D3.1) provides an update on PRESENCE Work Package 3 (WP3), which focuses on developing a unified tactile input and haptic feedback technology chain. The current status shows significant progress in developing the Presence Haptics API, integrating multiple ...
Faux, Damien, den Butter, Gijs, de Tinguy, Xavier, Lammers, Max, Brahimaj, Detjon   +4 more
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Applications of haptics technology in advance robotics

INTERACT-2010, 2010
Haptic interaction with the world is manipulation using our sense of touch. The term “haptics” arises from the Greek root haptikos, meaning “able to grasp or perceive.” Haptic interaction with computers implies the ability to use our natural sense of touch to feel and manipulate computed quantities. Haptic computer interaction is a relatively new field
N. Fulkar Vaibhav, V. Shivramwar Mohit, A. Alkari Anilesh   +2 more
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Emerging Developments in Haptic Technologies

Haptic technology has transitioned from basic mechanical feedback to intelligent, adaptive systems powered by artificial intelligence (AI), brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), and neuro feedback. This paper provides a detailed exploration of how these advancements are revolutionizing haptic interactions in gaming, healthcare, rehabilitation, and virtual ...
Budesh Kanwer, Sandeep Gupta, Alka Rani, Akhtar Kalam   +3 more
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Advancing haptic interfaces for immersive experiences in the metaverse

Device
Haptic technology can help deliver more immersive virtual reality and augmented reality experiences by adding the sense of touch to visual and auditory interfaces.
Yi Tang, Jia-le Xu, Qiutong Liu, Xiaodan Hu, Wenhao Xue, Zhirui Liu, Ziyi Lin, Hancong Lin, Yili Zhang, Zhuang Zhang, Xuezhi Ma, Jing Wang, Junwen Zhong, Dangxiao Wang, Hanqing Jiang, Yuan Ma   +15 more
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