Out-of-body Localization of Virtual Vibration Sources Using a Limited Numbers of Transducers on the Torso
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| author | Ohara, Gen Konyo, Masashi Tadokoro, Satoshi |
| author_facet | Ohara, Gen Konyo, Masashi Tadokoro, Satoshi |
| contents | Stereohaptic vibration is an innovative vibrotactile technology that extends the conventional tactile localization to the surrounding space, representing a virtual vibration source in the external environment. Previously, we have developed displays on the forearms and soles. Today, we present a demonstration of a new jacket-type device, which enables localization at any position around the body by arranging multiple vibrators along the torso centered on the midline. In our demonstration, you can experience the footsteps and roars of a inosaur walking around you, and it provides an experience that is as if you are in a fantasy movie. |
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| spellingShingle | Out-of-body Localization of Virtual Vibration Sources Using a Limited Numbers of Transducers on the Torso Ohara, Gen Konyo, Masashi Tadokoro, Satoshi Human-Computer Interaction Stereohaptic vibration is an innovative vibrotactile technology that extends the conventional tactile localization to the surrounding space, representing a virtual vibration source in the external environment. Previously, we have developed displays on the forearms and soles. Today, we present a demonstration of a new jacket-type device, which enables localization at any position around the body by arranging multiple vibrators along the torso centered on the midline. In our demonstration, you can experience the footsteps and roars of a inosaur walking around you, and it provides an experience that is as if you are in a fantasy movie. |
| title | Out-of-body Localization of Virtual Vibration Sources Using a Limited Numbers of Transducers on the Torso |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.05166 |