Date: 15 April 2011, 12:50
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Haptic technology enables computer users to touch or manipulate virtual or remote objects in virtual environments or tele-operation systems. In this book authors from around the world present the results of their research on various issues in the field of haptics. Table of Contents 01 Novel Actuation Methods for High Force Haptics Stephen P. Buerger and Neville Hogan 02 Using Magnetic Levitation for Haptic Interaction Peter Berkelman and Michael Dzadovsky 03 Solving the Correspondence Problem in Haptic/Multisensory Interface Design Charles Spence, Mary K. Ngo, Ju-Hwan Lee and Hong Tan 04 Cartesian Control of a Cable-Driven Haptic Mechanism Martin J.D. Otis, Vincent Duchaine, Greg Billette, Simon Perreault, Clement Gosselin and Denis Laurendeau 05 Stability Boundary and Transparency for Haptic Rendering Inaki Diaz, Jorge Juan Gil and Thomas Hulin 06 Implementation of a Wireless Haptic Controller for Humanoid Robot Walking Eun-Su Kim, Man-Seok Kim, Johwan Kim, Sang Woo Kim and Jong-Wook Kim 07 Head-Tracking Haptic Computer Interface for the Blind Simon Meers and Koren Ward 08 Passivity-based Analysis and Design of Multi-contact Haptic Systems via LMIs Gianni Bianchini, Marcello Orlandesi and Domenico Prattichizzo 09 Analysis and Experimental Study of a 4-DOF Haptic Device Ma and Payandeh 10 A Haptically Enhanced Operational Concept for a Hydraulic Excavator Henning Hayn and Dieter Schwarzmann 11 Five Fingers Haptic Interface Robot HIRO: Design, Rendering, and Applications Osama Halabi and Haruhisa Kawasaki 12 Optimal Design of Haptic Interfaces Volkan Patoglu and Aykut Cihan Satici 13 Transparent and Shaped Stiffness Reflection for Telesurgery Bert Willaert, Pauwel Goethals, Dominiek Reynaerts, Hendrik Van Brussel and Emmanuel B. Vander Poorten 14 Mechanism Design of Haptic Devices Han Sung Kim 15 Haptic-Based 3D Carving Simulator Gabriel Telles O'Neill, Won-Sook Lee and Jeff William 16 Manipulation of Dynamically Deformable Object using Impulse-Based Approach Kazuyoshi Tagawa, Koichi Hirota and Michitaka Hirose 17 Haptic Interaction with Complex Models Based on Precomputations Igor Peterlik, Ludek Matyska and Jiri Filipovic 18 A Haptic Modeling System Jeha Ryu and Hyungon Kim 19 Haptic Data Transmission based on the Prediction and Compression Yonghee You and Mee Young Sung 20 Digitizing literacy: reflections on the haptics of writing Anne Mangen and Jean-Luc Velay 21 Kinesthetic Illusion of Being Pulled Sensation Enables Haptic Navigation for Broad Social Applications Tomohiro Amemiya, Hideyuki Ando and Taro Maeda 22 Perceptual Issues Improve Haptic Systems Performance Marco Vicentini and Debora Botturi 23 Temporal perception of visual-haptic events in multimodal telepresence system Zhuanghua Shi, Heng Zou and Hermann J. Muller 24 On the Influence of Hand Dynamics on Motion Planning of Reaching Movements in Haptic Environments Igor Goncharenko, Mikhail Svinin, Shigeyuki Hosoe and Sven Forstmann 25 Haptic touch and hand ability Miriam Ittyerah 26 Force Scaling as a Function of Object Mass when Lifting with Peripheral Fatigue James C. Larmer, Camille Williams and Heather Carnahan 27 Neuromuscular Analysis as a Guideline in designing Shared Control Abbink D.A. and Mulder M. 28 Factors Affecting the Perception-Based Compression of Haptic Data Mehrdad Hosseini Zadeh, David Wang and Eric Kubica 29 Real-Time Support of Haptic Interaction by Means of Sampling-Based Path Planning Michael Strolz and Martin Buss 30 Sensory Properties in Fusion of Visual/Haptic Stimuli Using Mixed Reality Itaru Kitahara, Morio Nakahara and Yuichi Ohta 31 Expanding the Scope of Instant Messaging with Bidirectional Haptic Communication Youngjae Kim and Minsoo Hahn 32 Realistic Haptics Interaction in Complex Virtual Environments Hanqiu SUN and Hui CHEN 33 Mapping Workspaces to Virtual Space in Work Using Heterogeneous Haptic Interface Devices Ayano Tatematsu and Yutaka Ishibashi 34 Collaborative Tele-Haptic Application and Its Experiments Qonita M. Shahab, Maria N. Mayangsari and Yong-Moo Kwon 35 Using Haptic Technology to Improve Non-Contact Handling: the “Haptic Tweezer” Concept Ewoud van West, Akio Yamamoto and Toshiro Higuchi 36 Haptics and the Biometric Authentication Challenge Andrea Kanneh and Ziad Sakr 37 Haptic virtual reality assembly – Moving towards Real Engineering Applications T. Lim, J.M. Ritchie, R. Sung, Z. Kosmadoudi, Y. Liu and A.G. Thin
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