Dynamic Compression in Affective Haptics
Dynamic Compression in Affective Haptics
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情感触觉中的动态压缩
DOI:
10.1145/3267305.3267312
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发表时间:
2018
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通讯作者:
Holschuh, Brad
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作者:
Foo, Esther;Holschuh, Brad
The sense of touch, through stimulation of the skin by mechanical, thermal, chemical or electrical stimuli, is an important way to perceive and represent reality. A variety of sensations can be elicited, such as temperature, vibration, pressure, tapping, and pain. One of these sensations is counterǦpressure, or compression. Compression is a ubiquitous sensation; from feeling pressure on the soles of our feet, to wearing formǦϐitted clothing, or receiving a hug. It is also used in a variety of applications related to human health, such as graduated stockings to improve circulation and antiǦgravity suits worn by astronauts subjected to high acceleration forces. Further, interventions such as weighted vests, massage therapies, and infant swaddling, all beneϐit from the use of compression to positively affect the wellbeing and emotion of users. Such applications have seen the beneϐits of strategicallyǦapplied compression by decreasing anxiety, promoting feelings of calmness and improving alertness [1] Ȃ [4]. Despite touch being the ϐirst sensory system to develop in all animal species and the skin being the largest sensory organ, the experience of touch, including compression, is vastly understudied [4]. Recent work in this area have shown the development of a new breed of garmentǦbased dynamic compression technology, capable of producing computerǦ mediated compression effects on the body, an advancement that makes it uniquely possible to drive this domain of study forward [5]. Therefore, this position paper outlines an ongoing PhD project, seeking to investigate the use of computerǦmediated onǦbody compression systems to expand our understanding of the objective and subjective effects of compression on a user.
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