Design and validation of a complete haptic system for manipulative tasks

The present work deals with the design, implementation and assessment of a new haptic system specifically conceived for manipulative tasks in virtual environments. Such a system was designed by taking into account specific issues related to fine manipulation, such as multipoint haptics, coherence, t...

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Published in:Advanced robotics 2006-01, Vol.20 (3), p.367-389
Main Authors: Bergamasco, M., Avizzano, C. A., Frisoli, A., Ruffaldi, E., Marcheschi, S.
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FRICTION
HAPTIC INTERFACE
HUMAN PERCEPTION
MULTIPOINT INTERACTION
VIRTUAL GRASPING
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