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Tangible sketching of interactive haptic materials
Pages 111 - 114
Abstract
The activity of sketching can be highly beneficial when applied to the design of haptic material interaction. To illustrate this approach we created a design tool with a tangible hardware interface to facilitate the act of haptic material sketching and used this tool to design an anatomy exploration application. We found this approach particularly efficient in designing non-visual properties of haptic materials. The design tool enabled instant tactile perception of changes in material properties combined with the ability to make on-the-fly adjustments, thus creating a sense of pliability.
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ISBN:9781450311748
DOI:10.1145/2148131
- Conference Chair:
- Roel Vertegaal,
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- Stephen N. Spencer,
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- Ylva Fernaeus,
- Audrey Girouard,
- Sergi Jordà
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