A compact tactile display suitable for integration in VR and teleoperation

A compact tactile display suitable for integration in VR and teleoperation

Haptic feedback should integrate kinaesthetic and tactile feedback. However current haptic displays do not satisfy the stringent performance and design requirements for integration in teleoperation and VR. This work presents the development of a compact, high performance tactile display for the fing...

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Elasticity
Force
Haptic interfaces
Shape
Skin
Springs
Tendons
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