Graphics, Visualization and Interaction Lab
Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul
Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul
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Graphics, Visualization and Interaction Lab
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Project Summary
The sense of touch is a rich communication channel between humans when closely located. However, tactile languages must still be developed to offer expressive communication in virtual environments and telecommunication environments. We explore perception and actuation mechanisms to provide methods and patterns to a new generation of haptic interfaces.
Team
Contributions
The Invisible Enemy: Playing with Vibrotactile Guidance on a Head-mounted Display (SVR 2016)
Authors: OLIVEIRA, V. A. de J., BRAYDA, L., NEDEL, L., MACIEL, A.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJrtTaeDnFc
Do Not Guess It, Just Feel It: Experiencing Vibrotactile Guidance on a Head-mounted Display (EUROHAPTICS 2016)
Authors: OLIVEIRA, V. A. de J., NEDEL, L., MACIEL, A., BRAYDA, L.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHJif91BpZ4
Proactive Haptic Articulation for Intercommunication in Collaborative Virtual Environments (3DUI 2016)
Authors: OLIVEIRA, V. A. de J., NEDEL, L., MACIEL, A.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o84uXGSutOE
Tactile Interface for Navigation in Underground Mines (SVR 2014)
Authors: OLIVEIRA, V. A. de J., MARQUES, E., PERONI, R. de L. and MACIEL, A.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tzKSZ_ZyYY
Assessment of Tactile Languages as Navigation Aid in 3D Environments (EUROHAPTICS 2014)
Authors: OLIVEIRA, V. A. de J. and MACIEL, A.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLX7kVs_8PE
Introducing the Modifier Tactile Pattern for Vibrotactile Communication (EUROHAPTICS 2014)
Authors: OLIVEIRA, V. A. de J. and MACIEL, A.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bu6qF8PEe5o
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Funding
This project is funded by CNPq-Brazil through grants 305071/2012-2, XX and other scholarships.
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Last updated in Oct 14th, 2016.
