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Proceedings of the 2nd international conference on Tangible and embedded interaction, 2008
This paper explores situations in which interfaces may be improved or simplified by switching feedback modalities. Due to availability of and familiarity with audio/visual technologies, many interfaces provide feedback via audio/visual pathways when a haptic pathway would best serve. The authors present a series of interface designs in which simple and
Angela Chang +3 more
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This paper explores situations in which interfaces may be improved or simplified by switching feedback modalities. Due to availability of and familiarity with audio/visual technologies, many interfaces provide feedback via audio/visual pathways when a haptic pathway would best serve. The authors present a series of interface designs in which simple and
Angela Chang +3 more
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Proceedings of the 2008 International Conference on Advances in Computer Entertainment Technology, 2008
A new wearable haptic system is proposed for interactive immersive Virtual Reality (VR) installations. The core of the system is a common cooling CPU fan attached to a user hand, tracked in 3D, and operated from a host computer. The proposed system is suitable for entertainment applications where immersed VR users interact with fuzzy, cloud-like or ...
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A new wearable haptic system is proposed for interactive immersive Virtual Reality (VR) installations. The core of the system is a common cooling CPU fan attached to a user hand, tracked in 3D, and operated from a host computer. The proposed system is suitable for entertainment applications where immersed VR users interact with fuzzy, cloud-like or ...
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2012
This paper describes a transparent haptic feedback interface composed of a transparent haptic actuator and a transparent pressure sensor. The transparency values of the haptic actuator and the pressure sensor are 0.81 and 0.95 respectively. Since the pressure sensor is like a thin film, the haptic actuator is overlaid with the sensor film.
Youngsung Kim, Suntak Park, Ki-Uk Kyung
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This paper describes a transparent haptic feedback interface composed of a transparent haptic actuator and a transparent pressure sensor. The transparency values of the haptic actuator and the pressure sensor are 0.81 and 0.95 respectively. Since the pressure sensor is like a thin film, the haptic actuator is overlaid with the sensor film.
Youngsung Kim, Suntak Park, Ki-Uk Kyung
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ACM SIGGRAPH 2007 posters, 2007
Nowadays, we can interact with humans or objects even if they are located in remote places or in virtual environments. In these interactions, we can watch, listen, touch, and move objects. However, the properties of an object are not present in conventional systems.
Katsunari Sato +3 more
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Nowadays, we can interact with humans or objects even if they are located in remote places or in virtual environments. In these interactions, we can watch, listen, touch, and move objects. However, the properties of an object are not present in conventional systems.
Katsunari Sato +3 more
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ACM SIGGRAPH 2012 Posters on - SIGGRAPH '12, 2012
In this project, we propose an interactive content creation and editing system for haptic-enabled 3D content by drawing shapes in the air and copying and pasting surface textures. To achieve realistic haptic interaction, we create a data structure for haptic content using three kinesthetic layers and a tactile layer.
Sho Kamuro +3 more
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In this project, we propose an interactive content creation and editing system for haptic-enabled 3D content by drawing shapes in the air and copying and pasting surface textures. To achieve realistic haptic interaction, we create a data structure for haptic content using three kinesthetic layers and a tactile layer.
Sho Kamuro +3 more
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RO-MAN 2007 - The 16th IEEE International Symposium on Robot and Human Interactive Communication, 2007
The haptic interaction with machines occupies orders of magnitude in size and power. Some of the most powerful machines are hydraulic and can benefit from the natural communication channel of haptics. Hydraulics can also provide interactions on a human scale with fine spatial resolution. In this talk, these extremes are addressed and the challenges and
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The haptic interaction with machines occupies orders of magnitude in size and power. Some of the most powerful machines are hydraulic and can benefit from the natural communication channel of haptics. Hydraulics can also provide interactions on a human scale with fine spatial resolution. In this talk, these extremes are addressed and the challenges and
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2009
The paper introduces haptic medicine – healthcare based on loving touch for healing and preventing disease. We describe the effects of loving touch (a square inch of our skin has over 1000 nerves) on the body, brain and mind. We describe two web-based health education and media projects.
Cindy, Mason, Earl, Mason
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The paper introduces haptic medicine – healthcare based on loving touch for healing and preventing disease. We describe the effects of loving touch (a square inch of our skin has over 1000 nerves) on the body, brain and mind. We describe two web-based health education and media projects.
Cindy, Mason, Earl, Mason
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Variable Stiffness Devices Using Fiber Jamming for Application in Soft Robotics and Wearable Haptics
Soft Robotics, 2022Michael Tolley +2 more
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Haptic Systems: Trends and Lessons Learned for Haptics in Spacesuits
Electronics (Switzerland), 2023Fatma Taher +2 more
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