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Importance of force feedback for following uneven virtual paths with a stylus

2021

It is commonly known that a physical textured path can be followed by indirect touch through a probe also in absence of vision if sufficiently informative cues are delivered by the other sensory channels, but prior research indicates that the level of performance while following a virtual path on a touchscreen depends on the type and channel such cues belong to. The re-enactment of oriented forces, as they are induced by localized obstacles in probe-based exploration, may be important to equalize the performance between physical and virtual path following. Using a stylus attached to a force-feedback arm, an uneven path marked by virtual bars was traversed while time and positions were measu…

Human-Computer InteractionSettore INF/01 - InformaticaComputer scienceHaptic renderingSignal ProcessingHaptic rendering; Multisensory textures; Path following; Pen-based interactionPen-based interactionStylusPath followingPen-based interaction Haptic rendering Multisensory textures Path followingSimulationHaptic technologyMultisensory textures
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