Science of Human and Communication
Exhibition Program 28
Guide you anywhere by Buru-Navi
Tactile navigation in indoor/outdoor/virtual spaces
Abstract
We are exploring mechanisms to transmit the information of force and tactile sensation to human by a mobile vibration gadget. By investigating dynamic transmission characteristics of an asymmetric vibration to the skin, we have newly formalized an efficient principle for designing a mobile force display device. Owing to this principle, Buru-Navi, mobile force display gadget, now can take various forms, such as a smartphone shell type and cubic shaped controller both of which can induce directional force sensation in multi degree-of-freedom.
The cubic controller is attractive to realize a VR navigation by force display in six degree-of-freedom, and the smartphone shell type enables us to navigate pedestrian with a sensation of being pulled with hand. We will showcase some examples of possible application for navigation.
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Presenters
Sho Ito
Human Information Science Laboratory
Tomohiro Amemiya
Human Information Science Laboratory
Hiroshi Furukawa
NTT DATA
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Eisaku Maeda (Director's Talk) |
Tomoharu Iwata |
Takuhiro Kaneko |
Makio Kashino |
Takashi G. Sato |
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