Sinusoidal Vibration Source Localization in Two-Dimensional Space Around the Hand.

ABSTRACT: There are use cases where presenting spatial information via the tactile sense is useful (e.g., situations where visual and audio senses are not available). Conventional methods that directly attach a vibrotactile array to a user's body present spatial information such as direction by having users localize the vibration source from among the sources in the array. These methods suffer from problems such as heat generation of the actuator or the installation cost of the actuators in a limited space. A promising method of coping with these problems is to place the vibrotactile array at a distance from the body, instead of directly attaching it to the body, with the aim of presenting spatial information in the same way as the conventional method. The present study investigates the metho

SUBMITTER: Ujitoko Y 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9232185 | biostudies-literature | 2022

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature