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Wide Range of Applications, almost in every field.
1. Computer Games
2. Mobile Phones [ Virtually U can touch and speak with people
!!!! Interesting Right!!! ]
3. Assistive Technology [Visually Impaired]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/haptictechnology-161202170445/85/Haptic-Technology-15-320.jpg)
![Future of Haptic Technology
Holographic Interaction
Textile Industry
E-Commerce
Medical Field [Doctors can perform surgery from a very distant
location to a patient in emergency]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/haptictechnology-161202170445/85/Haptic-Technology-17-320.jpg)
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- 2. OUTLINE What isHaptic Technology? History of Haptics Basic System – Working Principle Present Scenario Applications Disadvantages Future Vision Conclusion References
- 3. What is HapticTechnology ???! When virtual objects are touched, they seem real and tangible.
- 4. Why Haptics? Haptics= Touch = Connection Touch is at the core of personal experience. We love to touch and feel the things rather than just seeing or hearing them. Out of the five senses, touch is the most proficient of all, the only one capable of simultaneous input and output.
- 5. Difference between hapticDevices and present Input Devices Devices Like mouse, keyboard, joystick etc… can only take in input but cannot give a output ; i.e NO FEEDBACK Haptic Devices can get input as well as provide the user back with a output. i.e. FEEDBACK A Haptic Device (cyber grasp)
- 7. History of HapticTechnology ! Human Haptics Human hand has 22 joints which makes it to have 22 degrees of freedom. Machine Haptics 1993 – Artificial Intelligence Laboratory of MIT found the first haptic simulator.
- 8. (Biomimetic System) ANALOGY In the case of the human system, nerve receptors performs sensing, brain performs processing and muscles performs actuation of the motion performed by the hand. While in the case of the machine system, the above mentioned functions are performed by the encoders, computer and motors respectively.
- 9. BasicWorkingSystem 4 3 2 4 3 2 1 1 End effector Hand Actuators Muscles Sensors Virtualobject Machine Human Computer haptics Sensors
- 10. Basics Basicallya haptic system consist of two parts namely the human part and the machine part. In the figure shown above, the human part (left) senses and controls the position of the hand, while the machine part (right) exerts forces from the hand to simulate contact with a virtual object. Also both the systems will be provided with necessary sensors, processors and actuators.
- 11. Presently Used Devices PHANTOM ® 1. Success of PHANTOM lied in its Simplicity. 2. Simulates touching at a single point of contact 3. A stylus is connected to a lamp like arm 4. Pressure is exerted on the stylus to give feedback 5. Stylus can be customized
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- 13. CYBER GRASP ® Takes a different approach The device fits over the user’s hand entirely like a exoskeleton Users can feel the size, shape of object that exists only in a computer generated world. It makes sure, fingers don’t crash or penetrate through the virtual solid object
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- 15. Applications Wide Rangeof Applications, almost in every field. 1. Computer Games 2. Mobile Phones [ Virtually U can touch and speak with people !!!! Interesting Right!!! ] 3. Assistive Technology [Visually Impaired]
- 16. Other Interesting Applications 1.Medical Field 2. Museum Display of Extinct Species and other living things 3. Robotics 4. Art and Design
- 17. Future of HapticTechnology Holographic Interaction Textile Industry E-Commerce Medical Field [Doctors can perform surgery from a very distant location to a patient in emergency]
- 18. Limitations High Costinvolved in research and production of haptic devices Large weight and size of the haptic devices They can give a ‘Force Feedback’ of only a limited magnitude
- 19. Conclusion It isthe age and ERA of COMPUTER ENGINEERING. The Haptic Technology is one of the fastest growing fields but still it is in its infant stage. The Haptic Technology Helps us to touch and feel a object “WHICH DOESN’T EXIST” The large number of limitations has to be overcomed and the technology must be made available and affordable to layman.
- 20. References http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/everyday-tech/haptic- technology3.htm Wikipedia www.ted.com Slide Share Google Images
- 21. THANK YOU ! THE ONLY BOUNDARY LEFT IS OUR IMAGINATION
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