Tactile Visualization with Mobile AR on a Handheld Device

Lee, Beom-Chan; Park, Hyeshin; Lee, Junhun; Ryu, Jeha

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-76702-2_3

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“…Tactile feedback is usually delivered through a pin array-based device [7,11,12,24] or through a vibrotactile device system [15,17,21]. Although pin-array tactile displays have strong expressiveness in the representation of tactile feelings such as pulses, vibrations, and spatial textures, they have disadvantages related to size and packaging methods.…”

Section: Realitymentioning

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Interaction with a display panel - An evaluation of surface-transmitted haptic feedback

Kim

Yang

Han

et al. 2008

2008 International Conference on Control, Automation and Systems

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This paper addresses the role of tactile feedback in touch-based interaction. The focus was on touch interaction on a surface as a natural interaction method and on surface-transmitted tactile feedback. The paper is an extension of previous research involving pin-array based tactile displays. For tactile impulses or vibrations, both a piezoactuator and a solenoid were utilized. A user can perceive discernable tactile impulses through the proposed actuators in a manner that differs from existing vibration motors. Psychophysical results also reveal that low-frequency vibrations or impulses can be used to create roughness on a smooth and nearly frictionless touch surface. A LDV (Laser Doppler Vibrometer), Ometron VH300, was utilized to measure the frequency responses of the surface vibrations and impulses. The rise time of the proposed system was less than 1ms

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Section: Realitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Interaction with a display panel - An evaluation of surface-transmitted haptic feedback

Kim

Yang

Han

et al. 2008

2008 International Conference on Control, Automation and Systems

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“…Informal usage was promising but no evaluation has been conducted. Further to this work, Lee et al [81] used a five coin-type vibrating actuator on the fingertip, to add haptic information to a wearable and augmented reality context (AR), such that a visually impaired person could identify specific pictograms or signs. However the system has not been evaluated.…”

Section: A Monosemic Objects -Haptic Icons and User Interfacesmentioning

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Review of Designs for Haptic Data Visualization

Panëels

Roberts

2010

IEEE Trans. Haptics

104

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Abstract-There are many different uses for haptics, such as training medical practitioners, teleoperation or navigation of virtual environments. This review focuses on haptic methods that display data. The hypothesis is that, haptic devices can be used to present information, and consequently the user gains quantitative, qualitative or holistic knowledge about the presented data. Not only is this useful for users who are blind or partially sighted (who can feel line graphs, for instance), but the haptic modality can be used alongside other modalities, to increase the amount of variables being presented, or to duplicate some variables to reinforce the presentation. Over the last twenty years a significant amount of research has been done in haptic data presentation; e.g. researchers have developed force-feedback line-graphs, bar-charts and other forms of haptic representations. However, previous research is published in different conferences and journals, with different application emphases. This article gathers and collates these various designs to provide a comprehensive review of designs for haptic data visualization. The designs are classified by their representation: Charts, Maps, Signs, Networks, Diagrams, Images and Tables. This review provides a comprehensive reference for researchers and learners, and highlights areas for further research.

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Combining vibrotactile and kinaesthetic cues in haptic volume visualization

Palmerius

2011

2011 IEEE World Haptics Conference

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Tactile Visualization with Mobile AR on a Handheld Device

Cited by 3 publications

References 19 publications

Interaction with a display panel - An evaluation of surface-transmitted haptic feedback

Interaction with a display panel - An evaluation of surface-transmitted haptic feedback

Review of Designs for Haptic Data Visualization

Combining vibrotactile and kinaesthetic cues in haptic volume visualization

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