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期刊名:Ieee transactions on haptics

缩写:IEEE T HAPTICS

ISSN:1939-1412

e-ISSN:2329-4051

IF/分区:2.8/Q2

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Miyu Ishiguro,Yutaka Sakaguchi Miyu Ishiguro
Understanding haptic interactions between fingers and piano keys is essential for uncovering the sensorimotor mechanisms underlying piano performance. In the present study, we developed a sensor-integrated piano keyboard capable of monitori...
Yinan Li,Hasti Seifi Yinan Li
Multimodal haptic feedback that combines electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) and vibrotactile signals can create richer, more immersive experiences than those using a single modality. EMS delivers kinesthetic feedback by inducing muscle con...
Hiroyuki Kajimoto Hiroyuki Kajimoto
Electrotactile displays are a promising technology that combines the simplicity of implementation using only electronic circuits with the flexibility to deliver tactile sensations across many body sites. In recent years, their applications ...
Zipeng Chi,Jingrong Li,Qinghui Wang et al. Zipeng Chi et al.
Drilling is an essential procedure in many orthopedic surgeries. Especially in femoral neck fracture surgery, any loss of control can lead to secondary injury to the patient. Consequently, it is imperative for orthopaedists to undergo exten...
Jonathan Lacombe,Clement Gosselin Jonathan Lacombe
This paper proposes the use of reaction wheels in parallel mechanisms for physical human-robot interaction during the co-manipulation of large payloads. The concept combines the advantages of a mechanically backdrivable robot - for hands-on...
Kimin Kwon,Sung H Han,Dawoon Jeong et al. Kimin Kwon et al.
Motion, conveyed through motion platform movements on which the audience is seated, is the most commonly employed four-dimensional (4D) effect. It enhances immersion and influences emotional responses, with its impact varying depending on d...
Antonio Cataldo,Tianhui Huang,William Frier et al. Antonio Cataldo et al.
Gesture control systems based on mid-air haptics are increasingly used in infotainment systems in cars, where they can reduce drivers' distractions and improve safety. However, studies on vibrotactile adaptation show that exposure to mechan...
Nicholas A Barrow,Orestis Georgiou,Patrick N Haggard Nicholas A Barrow
Digital touch refers to haptic technologies that deliver somatic sensations primarily via cutaneous mechanoreceptors, with additional involvement of deeper receptors (e.g., muscles and joints). Like all emerging technologies, its benefits m...
Donghyeon Kim,Gunhyuk Park Donghyeon Kim
In providing realistic texture scanning experiences, the recent concentric rotation mechanism contributed to its small form factor, but its realism was not validated compared with the typical uni-directional slip feedback. Therefore, we inv...
Keigo Ushiyama,Hiroyuki Kajimoto Keigo Ushiyama
Kinesthetic illusions, which arise when muscle spindles are activated by vibration, provide a compact means of presenting kinesthetic sensations. Because muscle spindles contribute not only to sensing body movement but also to perceiving he...