Learn about innovative force feedback technology in this 14-minute conference talk from the 37th Annual ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology (UIST 2024). Explore the optimization techniques for both physical and perceived force feedback using flywheel-based directional impact systems. Discover cutting-edge research presented in Pittsburgh that advances haptic technology and user interface design through the examination of directional impact mechanisms and their practical applications in human-computer interaction.
SpinShot - Optimizing Physical and Perceived Force Feedback of Flywheel-Based Directional Impact
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SpinShot: Optimizing Both Physical and Perceived Force Feedback of Flywheel-Based, Directional Impac
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