Zane A. Zook, Barclay Jumet, Anas Yousaf, Daniel J. Preston, Marcia K. O’Malley
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摘要
多尺度触觉交互 大多数可穿戴触觉设备(左上)都会向人体发送触觉通知;触觉感知被描述为大脑活动(粉色区域)。在多尺度范例中(右下角),用户主动与可穿戴设备互动,通过被动接收触觉通知(粉色区域)和用指尖主动探索纺织触觉带(黄色区域)来感知更多信息。背景字母和数字代表通过设备传输给用户的信息。有关多尺度触觉技术的更多信息,请参阅 Marcia K. O'Malley 及其合作者撰写的第 2300897 号文章。
Most wearable haptic devices (top left) deliver haptic notifications to the body; perception of haptics is depicted as brain activity (pink region). In the multiscale paradigm (bottom right), a user actively interacts with the wearable device to perceive a greater amount of information, both via passive receipt of haptic notifications through the band (pink region) and via active exploration of the textile haptic band with fingertips (yellow region). Background letters and numbers represent information transmission to the user via the device. For more information on multiscale haptics, see article number 2300897 by Marcia K. O’Malley and co-workers.