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Human-machine interfaces

IEEE Industry Applications Magazine, 2006
Increased system complexity, reduced personnel, and tighter operating margins have made a AC or DC drive-system trending HMI not just a possibility, but a necessity in today's paper mill. Each new paper machine, coater, supercalender, or winder drive system should be installed with a modern user-friendly HMI.
D. Zimmer, D. Rhodes
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Developments in the human machine interface technologies and their applications: a review

Journal of Medical Engineering & Technology, 2021
Human-machine interface (HMI) techniques use bioelectrical signals to gain real-time synchronised communication between the human body and machine functioning.
Harpreet Singh, Parlad Kumar
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Human–Machine Interface

2022
The long-practiced traditional process of materials discovery can be improved. The evolution of this process is discussed from an historical perspective, up to the current paradigm of the machine-assisted discovery processes. Prior analogue attempts at expanding the scope and increasing the efficiency of materials discovery are shown, exemplified by ...
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Self-Driving Vehicles and Pedestrian Interaction: Does an External Human-Machine Interface Mitigate the Threat of a Tinted Windshield or a Distracted Driver?

International journal of human computer interactions, 2021
With self-driving vehicles (SDVs), pedestrians lose the possibility of making eye contact with an attentive driver. This study investigated whether an external human-machine interface (eHMI) displaying the automated driving mode (a. without eHMI vs.
Stefanie M. Faas, Vanessa Stange, M. Baumann   +2 more
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Toward an Integrated Multi-Modal sEMG/MMG/NIRS Sensing System for Human–Machine Interface Robust to Muscular Fatigue

IEEE Sensors Journal, 2021
The research on muscular activity based human-machine interface (HMI) is of great significance, such as controlling prosthetic hand to improve the life quality of amputee patients.
X. Sheng, Xuecong Ding, Weichao Guo, Lei Hua, Mian Wang, Xiangyang Zhu   +5 more
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Pencil-on-Paper-Based Touchpad for Ecofriendly and Reusable Human–Machine Interface

IEEE Sensors Letters, 2021
This letter presented a pencil-on-paper-based ecofriendly capacitive touchpad fabricated through a low-cost lab- and solvent-free fabrication process. Economical, readily available, and biodegradable materials, such as pencil and paper, have been used ...
M. Zulfiqar, M. Hassan, M. Zubair, M. Q. Mehmood, K. Riaz   +4 more
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Wearable Triboelectric-Human-Machine-Interface (THMI) Using Robust Nanophotonic Readout.

ACS Nano, 2020
With the rapid advances in wearable electronics and photonics, self-sustainable wearable systems are desired to increase service life and reduce maintenance frequency.
B. Dong, Yanqin Yang, Qiongfeng Shi, Siyu Xu, Zhongda Sun, Shiyang Zhu, Zixuan Zhang, D. Kwong, Guangya Zhou, K. Ang, Chengkuo Lee   +10 more
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Creating the Future: Augmented Reality, the next Human-Machine Interface

International Electron Devices Meeting, 2021
XR, consisting of Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) together, will be the next general computing platform, dominating our relationship with the digital world for the next 50 years, much as personal computing has dominated the last 50.
M. Abrash
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Highly stretchable and self-healing strain sensors for motion detection in wireless human-machine interface

, 2020
The highly stretchable, flexible and self-healing strain sensor is considered as a promising wearable device for motion detection in fields such as robotics and human-machine interface.
C. Hang, Xue-Feng Zhao, Xue-Feng Zhao, Songyan Xi, Yinghui Shang, Kaiping Yuan, Fan Yang, Qi-gang Wang, Jia-Cheng Wang, David-Wei Zhang, H. Lu   +10 more
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Wearable human-machine interface based on the self-healing strain sensors array for control interface of unmanned aerial vehicle

, 2021
Flexible strain sensors have been widely adopted for wearable systems in detecting the human activities and health. However, the demonstration of controlling interface based on strain sensor is still limited.
Jie Wang, Jianming Xu, Tao Chen, Li Song, Yunlin Zhang, Qihang Lin, Ming-Jiong Wang, Feng-xia Wang, Ninghua Ma, Lining Sun   +9 more
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