Titlebook: Haptics: Neuroscience, Devices, Modeling, and Applications; 9th International Co Malika Auvray,Christian Duriez Conference proceedings 2014

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Enhancing the Simulation of Boundaries by Coupling Tactile and Kinesthetic Feedback tactile feedback to force feedback in simulating a boundary. We find that using a small lateral force feedback plus a tactile feedback can simulate a boundary which feels as stiff as that simulated by a large lateral force feedback. Moreover, the effect of the tactile feedback may be explained as a

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The Haptic Analog of the Visual Aubert-Fleischl Phenomenonhether the observer pursues the stimulus such that the stimulus is stationary on the moving retina. The effect is known as the Aubert-Fleischl phenomenon. Here, we reproduced the analog of this visual illusion in haptics. For this purpose, we asked our participants to estimate the speed of a moving

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Making Gestural Interaction Accessible to Visually Impaired Peopleessibility for visually impaired people. One possibility to make them more accessible without sight is through gestural interaction. Yet, there are still few studies on using gestural interaction for visually impaired people. In this paper we present a comprehensive summary of existing projects inve

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Centralizing Bias and the Vibrotactile Funneling Illusion on the Foreheadile display was used to provide stimuli on each participant’s forehead. Experiment I investigated the ability to identify the location of a vibrotactile stimulus presented to a single tactor in the display; results indicated that localization error is uniform but biased towards the forehead midline.

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