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Compliance display using a tilting-plate tactile feedback device

Yazdian et al., 2014

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4363755299936581604
Author
Yazdian S
Doxon A
Johnson D
Tan H
Provancher W
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Publication venue
2014 IEEE Haptics Symposium (HAPTICS)

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This paper presents a tactile display device for replicating compliance sensation when interacting with deformable and non-deformable compliant objects in a virtual environment. Two small tilting plates approximately reproduce surface deformations of a compliant object …
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