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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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Yunxiu Xu,Siyu Wang,Shoichi Hasegawa Yunxiu Xu
Wearable haptic devices face a trade-off between providing rich feedback and preserving natural fingertip sensation. Current multi-DOF systems encumber the fingerpad, interfering with fingerpad sensory capabilities, while lightweight device...
Junwoo Kim,Jaejun Park,Chaeyong Park et al. Junwoo Kim et al.
This paper investigates egocentric directional perception of azimuth and elevation in response to torso-based vibrotactile stimuli for both stimulus identification and direction association under a common experimental framework. We conducte...
Lianne R Johnson,Ziqin Zhu,Charles R Weeks et al. Lianne R Johnson et al.
Training for complex motor tasks, such as those encountered in minimally invasive surgery, benefits from effective performance feedback mechanisms to accelerate skill acquisition and ensure retention. Prior work has demonstrated that haptic...
Kihun Hong,Ada Kanapskyte,Harshavardhana T Gowda et al. Kihun Hong et al.
Humans possess an innate ability to seamlessly coordinate movement across multiple limbs, whether driving a motor vehicle, playing a musical instrument, or performing other daily tasks. Here, supplemental sensory information, such as haptic...
Sina Parsnejad,Ehsan Ashoori,Sylmarie Davila-Montero et al. Sina Parsnejad et al.
Recent advancements in sensing, information processing, and actuation technologies have catalyzed significant research and commercial interest in human augmentation. Currently, human augmentation technologies are proficient at extracting in...
Apostolos Vrontos,Verena Nitsch,Alexander Mertens et al. Apostolos Vrontos et al.
Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) is a promising technology for rendering haptic weight perceptions in virtual reality, but its practical application is hindered by a limited understanding of the factors determining its realism and effect...
Lizhi Pan,Xizhao Yao,Jiapeng Lun et al. Lizhi Pan et al.
Currently, the surface electromyography has gained prominence in human-machine interface systems for prosthetic hand control. However, the absence of tactile feedback often affects their acceptability. To address this problem, this study pr...
John Doherty,Bryan Gardiner,Nazmul Siddique et al. John Doherty et al.
Conventional visual-based object recognition is subject to many variables which may cause degradation, such as improper illumination and occlusion. Tactile sensing-based object recognition can assist in situations where these issues occur, ...
Yusuke Ujitoko,Haruto Kurosawa,Koichi Hirota Yusuke Ujitoko
Touch enables humans to recognize the location, motion, shape, and properties of contacted objects in the real world through mechanoreceptors distributed widely across the skin. However, existing tactile displays typically stimulate only th...
Matthias Harders,Zoltan Melkes,Yeongmi Kim Matthias Harders
We present the development and evaluation of the TMouse, a new iteration of a haptic device designed to enhance the tactile presentation of 2.5D images, for instance for visually impaired users. The TMouse builds on an earlier design, targe...