Hd haptics for consumer electronics
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This paper discusses using high definition (HD) haptics to improve user interfaces in consumer electronics. HD haptics can provide tactile feedback, confirmation effects, and alarms to increase customer satisfaction and task completion speed. The paper describes a new HD mobile development system that uses multiple haptic actuators and sophisticated haptic layers controlled by an embedded software program. This new system is capable of higher tactile fidelity and greater vibration magnitude than existing methods. Potential applications of HD haptics include improving touchscreen interfaces.
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Hd haptics for consumer electronics
- 1. HD HAPTICS FOR CONSUMER ELECTRONICSBy-Manuel Cruz, Member, IEEE, and Danny Grant, Senior Member, IEEE -Venkata Nanda Kishore 37648659
- 2. Identifying the paper This paper appears in: Consumer Electronics (ICCE), 2011 IEEE International Conference on Issue Date : 9-12 Jan. 2011 On page(s): 57 ISSN : 2158-3994 Print ISBN: 978-1-4244-8711-0 INSPEC Accession Number: 11851733 Digital Object Identifier : 10.1109/ICCE.2011.5722749 Date of Current Version : 03 March 2011
- 3. HAPTIC FEEDBACK Improve User Interface like confirmation effects, tactile components, alarms etc. Increase customer satisfaction and quickens task completion HD haptics introduction
- 4. BACKGROUND Started with PAGERS Moved to other electronic goods But rick set of Haptics was not given The current development of Haptics is attributed to TOUCH SCREENS
- 5. HD MOBILE DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM 1.MULTIPLE HAPTIC ACTUATORS 2.SOPHISTICATED HAPTIC LAYER 3.OTHER DEVICES BENEFITTED
- 6. HARD WARE USED 1.ERM 2. PIEZO ELECTRIC ACTUATOR TO FLOATING SCREEN
- 7. SPECIFICATIONS OF ACTUATORS ERM -problem:vibration frequency and magnitude PIEZO ELECTRIC
- 8. CONTROLLER Embedded software program • Wide haptic bandwidth (50 - 350 Hz) • Instantaneous Touch Feedback • Fine-grained output control –highertactile fidelity • HD Haptic Synthesizer – converts sampled or captured waveforms • A mixer element • Support for multiple dissimilar tactile actuators using a single Player
- 9. DESIGN TOOLS
- 10. PERFORMANCE Existing methods ~2 Gees This Method : 5 Gees
- 11. APPLICATIONS
- 12. Conclusion and Future Work New level of Haptic Content Development platform available New HD haptics enabled devices are under-development Questions/Comments? THANKYOU!