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Perceptual Localization Performance of the Whole Hand Vibrotactile Funneling Illusion
IEEE Transactions on Haptics, 2023Funneling illusion refers to a midway perceived illusory tactile sensation between multiple distant stimulations. Since haptic illusion provides guidelines to simplify tactile interfaces, funneling illusion has been explored on different parts of human skin.
Dangxiao Wang, Yuru Zhang, Hu Luo
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Localization Performance of Multiple Vibrotactile Cues on Both Arms
IEEE Transactions on Haptics, 2018To present information using vibrotactile stimuli in wearable devices, it is fundamental to understand human performance of localizing vibrotactile cues across the skin surface. In this paper, we studied human ability to identify locations of multiple vibrotactile cues activated simultaneously on both arms. Two haptic bands were mounted in proximity to
Hafiz Afzal, Dangxiao Wang, Cong Peng
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The localization of low‐ and high‐frequency vibrotactile stimuli
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1990Four experiments were conducted to determine whether spatial localization on the skin varied in acuity as a function of frequency of vibratory stimulation. The glabrous skin of the palm over the hypothenar eminence was selected as the site for stimulation by two frequencies, one at 25 Hz to stimulate non-Pacinian receptors, and one at 250 Hz to excite ...
Roger W Cholewiak +2 more
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IEEE Transactions on Haptics
This paper proposes a novel concept of "stereohaptic vibration," which employs distributed vibration to localize vibration sources outside the body. Inspired by amplitude panning, a stereophonic sound display technique, we developed a method to localize a virtual vibration source (VVS) by polarizing the perceived intensity of multiple vibration stimuli
Satoshi Tadokoro, Masashi Konyo
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This paper proposes a novel concept of "stereohaptic vibration," which employs distributed vibration to localize vibration sources outside the body. Inspired by amplitude panning, a stereophonic sound display technique, we developed a method to localize a virtual vibration source (VVS) by polarizing the perceived intensity of multiple vibration stimuli
Satoshi Tadokoro, Masashi Konyo
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Vibrotactile Funneling Illusion and Localization Performance on the Head
Proceedings of the 2020 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2020The vibrotactile funneling illusion is the sensation of a single (non-existing) stimulus somewhere in-between the actual stimulus locations. Its occurrence depends upon body location, distance between the actuators, signal synchronization, and intensity. Related work has shown that the funneling illusion may occur on the forehead.
Oliver Beren Kaul +4 more
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Multi-Finger Localization Feedback Using Vibrotactile Pattern Stimulation (VPS) for Prosthetic Hand
Advanced Science Letters, 2017Feng Duan, Sani Irwan Md Salim
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Vibrotactile adaptation enhances spatial localization
Brain Research, 2006A two-interval forced choice tracking procedure was used to evaluate the effects of a pre-exposure to vibrotactile stimulation ("adaptation") on the capacity of human subjects to spatially localize a subsequent tactile stimulus. A 25 Hz flutter adapting stimulus was presented at a randomly selected position within a 20 mm linear array oriented ...
Vinay, Tannan +2 more
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2021 IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium (IUS), 2021
Touch is commonly used to mediate human-machine interactions, notably in the setting of Digital Musical Instruments (DMIs), where touch screens are prevalent. The lack of rich haptic feedback has an impact on the richness and quality of the interaction.
Hernandez Mejia, Camilo +4 more
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Touch is commonly used to mediate human-machine interactions, notably in the setting of Digital Musical Instruments (DMIs), where touch screens are prevalent. The lack of rich haptic feedback has an impact on the richness and quality of the interaction.
Hernandez Mejia, Camilo +4 more
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Localized Fretting-Vibrotactile Sensations for Large-Area Displays
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2019Tactile perception in large-area displays is currently attracting substantial research attention since, in conjunction with visible and auditory sensations, it provides more immersive and realistic interactions with displayed contents. Here, a new vibrotactile display based on the fretting phenomenon is developed for the first time to provide localized
Quang Van Duong +3 more
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A Research on Sensing Localization and Orientation of Objects in VR with Facial Vibrotactile Display
2021Tactile display technology has been widely proved to be effective to human-computer interaction. In multiple quantitative research methods to evaluate VR user experience (such as presence, immersion, and usability), multi-sensory factors are significant proportion.
Ke Wang +7 more
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