AirTap : a multimodal interactive interface platform with free-space cutaneous haptic feedback via toroidal air-vortices
AirTap : a multimodal interactive interface platform with free-space cutaneous haptic feedback via toroidal air-vortices
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AirTap:一个多模式交互界面平台,通过环形空气涡流提供自由空间皮肤触觉反馈
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2018
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Ali Shtarbanov
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Ali Shtarbanov
With recent developments in visual interface technologies, which are now capable of delivering rich and highly immersive experiences, the need has arisen to develop equally capable hapticfeedback technologies that can complement and be easily integrated with their visual counterparts to enable fully immersive, multimodal, interactive experiences. Moreover, with touchscreen devices rapidly replacing physical controls, as in the case of automobiles and industrial equipment, there has been a loss of natural haptic cues and an increased need for operators to divert their attention from the task at hand into the touchscreen just to find the locations of different controls – which previously they could feel by relying on haptic cues without having to employ the visual sense. This is especially concerning for drivers, where even a brief loss of attention could lead to catastrophic consequences. This work aims to begin addressing these problems by presenting an approach – based on air-vortex-ring, free-space haptics – that enables existing visual interfaces to be augmented with haptic feedback capabilities. After presenting our goals and motivations for this work, the latest approaches to haptic feedback interaction, and a discussion of the advantages and limitations of each approach, we describe the toroidal air-vortex approach to free-space haptics in full detail. We then present a multimodal interactive interface system that we built based on that approach, named AirTap, which is the main focus of this thesis. AirTap is an open-source system that uses 16 air-vortex-ring generators to deliver targeted, localized, unambiguous, free-space haptic feedback onto a user’s hand when interacting with 3D virtual objects on a stereoscopic display. We show how AirTap can serve as a multimodal interactive interface, as a research tool for studying air-vortex-ring based haptics, and as an open platform for creative expressions. Finally, we provide an extensive discussion of how our system can be extended beyond its present form and adopted for automotive and other applications. Thesis Supervisor Dr. V. Michael Bove, Jr. Principal Research Scientist MIT Media Lab
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10.1145/1979742.1979899
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2011
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Alexander J
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Alexander J