On utilizing pseudo-haptics for cutaneous fingertip haptic device
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- 1 February 2014
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- No. 23247347,p. 635-639
Abstract
In this paper, we explore possible utility of pseudo-haptics for the cutaneous fingertip haptic device, whose performance is inherently limited due to the lack of kinesthetic feedback. We experimentally demonstrate that: 1) pseudo-haptics can render virtual stiffness to be more rigid or softer only by modulating visual cue; 2) pseudo-haptics can be used to expand the range of the perceived virtual stiffness; and 3) pseudo-haptics can be confusing, if the haptic and visual cues are contradictory and that contradiction is too large to be overridden by the visual perception dominance.Keywords
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