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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:3.1/Q2

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Emma Treadway,Kristian Journet,Andrew Deering et al. Emma Treadway et al.
In [1], Fig. 5 shows that the code was inadvertently plotted IT on the graphs labeled Percent Correct and vice-versa (with IT multiplied by 100 rather than the fraction of correct responses) for subplots (b)-(d). None of the statistics or o...
Krishna Dheeraj Kommuri,Mehmet Ege Cansev,Philipp Beckerle et al. Krishna Dheeraj Kommuri et al.
Rendering affective touch through haptic interfaces has gathered significant interest due to its ability to elicit emotional responses. Among various forms of affective touch, this study focuses on stroke stimuli. An illusory stroke stimulu...
Jake D Little,Jennifer L Tennison,Jenna L Gorlewicz Jake D Little
Haptic wearables provide an intuitive human-machine interface to convey information through the sense of touch, which may have promising applications in guided breathing. In this paper, we detail the design and evaluation of three wearable ...
Debadutta Subudhi,K K Deepak,Manivannan Muniyandi Debadutta Subudhi
Palpation of arteries holds significant physiological importance. Existing pulse actuator designs intended to replicate the haptic sensations of palpation primarily focus on normal force interactions, often overlooking the shear forces gene...
Sabrina Toofany,Anatole Lecuyer,Ferran Argelaguet et al. Sabrina Toofany et al.
This paper investigates the notion of "Persuasive Vibrations", which showed that augmenting a person's speech with vibrotactile feedback could artificially increase persuasion. However, while the initial paper has shown the effect, the unde...
Michael Fennel,Markus Walker,Dominik Pikos et al. Michael Fennel et al.
Research in virtual reality and haptic technologies has consistently aimed to enhance immersion. While advanced head-mounted displays are now commercially available, kinesthetic haptic interfaces still face challenges such as limited worksp...
Tawanda Denzel Nyasulu,Shengzhi Du,Nico Steyn et al. Tawanda Denzel Nyasulu et al.
The haptic communication of languages by engaging wearable displays has recently attracted much attention because of the continuous technological improvements (e.g., miniaturized hardware, and software). Currently, one of the primary resear...
Lauren E Horde,Logan D Clark,Sara L Riggs Lauren E Horde
While vibrotactile displays continue to gain popularity, it remains that the phenomenon of tactile change blindness negatively impacts the human ability to detect changes between and within tactile signals. This paper surveys the research l...
Maijie Xiang,Jonathan J Bernstein,David B Miller et al. Maijie Xiang et al.
Current Braille readers are costly, limited to one or two rows of text, and there are no affordable tactile displays for images. To address this, we have developed a low-cost, electronically refreshable vibrotactile display prototype inspir...
Mohammad Sohorab Hossain,Vesna D Novak Mohammad Sohorab Hossain
Exercises involving two participants are increasingly popular in applications such as motor rehabilitation, but it is still unclear how such exercises can be most effectively designed. This study examines the effects of two promising design...