Rendering Forces With a Modular Cable System, Motors, and Brakes

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Hauptverfasser: Bartels, Jan Ulrich, Achberger, Alexander, Kuchenbecker, Katherine J., Sedlmair, Michael
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Veröffentlicht: 2026
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author Bartels, Jan Ulrich
Achberger, Alexander
Kuchenbecker, Katherine J.
Sedlmair, Michael
author_facet Bartels, Jan Ulrich
Achberger, Alexander
Kuchenbecker, Katherine J.
Sedlmair, Michael
contents We describe the hardware design, force-rendering approach, and evaluation of a new reconfigurable haptic interface consisting of a network of hybrid motor-brake actuation modules that apply forces via cables. Each module contains both a motor and a brake, enabling it to smoothly render active forces up to 6 N using its motor and collision forces up to 186 N using its passive one-way brake. The modular design, meanwhile, allows the system to deliver rich haptic feedback in a flexible number of DoF and widely ranging configurations.
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spellingShingle Rendering Forces With a Modular Cable System, Motors, and Brakes
Bartels, Jan Ulrich
Achberger, Alexander
Kuchenbecker, Katherine J.
Sedlmair, Michael
Human-Computer Interaction
We describe the hardware design, force-rendering approach, and evaluation of a new reconfigurable haptic interface consisting of a network of hybrid motor-brake actuation modules that apply forces via cables. Each module contains both a motor and a brake, enabling it to smoothly render active forces up to 6 N using its motor and collision forces up to 186 N using its passive one-way brake. The modular design, meanwhile, allows the system to deliver rich haptic feedback in a flexible number of DoF and widely ranging configurations.
title Rendering Forces With a Modular Cable System, Motors, and Brakes
topic Human-Computer Interaction
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.08054