A5032388614- Tactile and Sensory Interactions
- Virtual Reality Applications and Impacts
- Ergonomics and Musculoskeletal Disorders
- Teleoperation and Haptic Systems
The University of Tokyo
2025
National Taiwan University
2023-2024
Impact events, which generate directional forces with extremely short impulse durations and large force magnitudes, are prevalent in both virtual reality (VR) games real-world experiences. However, despite recent advancement ungrounded feedback technologies, such as air jet propulsion propellers, these technologies remain 5-100x weaker 10-500x slower compared to impact events. For instance, they can only achieve 4N a minimal duration of 50-500ms the 20-400N generated within 1-5ms for...
We present DrivingVibe, which explores vibrotactile feedback designs around the head to enhance VR driving motion experiences. propose two approaches that use a 360-degree headband: 1) mirroring and 2) 3D inertia-based. The approach extends patterns of handheld controllers actuate entire headband uniformly. inertia-based uses acceleration telemetry data games/simulators export platforms generate directional vibration patterns, including: i) centrifugal forces, ii) horizontal...