SaLT: Small and Lightweight Tactile Display using Ultrasonic Actuators

Authors
Kim, Seung-ChanKim, Chong HuiYang, Tae-HonYang, Gi-HunKang, Sung-ChulKwon, Dong-Soo
Issue Date
2008-08
Publisher
IEEE
Citation
17th IEEE International Symposium on Robot and Human Interactive Communications, pp.430 - +
Abstract
In this paper, multi-fingered tactile display modules are proposed. Each tactile display module is comprised of a 4x4 piezoelectric ultrasonic actuator array with a spatial resolution of 1.5mm and a temporal resolution of 20Hz. The objective of this research is to build a small and lightweight tactile display system so that the system including the display modules and complete controller parts is wearable by a user. It was found that various types of texture information can be generated using a static indentation or through the vibration of each pin. Three tactile display modules were utilized for interaction with a 3D virtual environment. As the developed tactile display modules consume less power and are connected wirelessly to a host PC, the system is applicable to various types of texture representation systems.
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https://pubs.kist.re.kr/handle/201004/116071
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