Title :
Haptic rendering based on finite element simulation of vibration
Author :
Susa, Ikumi ; Takehana, Y. ; Balandra, Alfonso ; Mitake, Hironori ; Hasegawa, Shun
Author_Institution :
Tokyo Inst. of Technol., Tokyo, Japan
Abstract :
Humans can discriminate materials by tapping objects such as metal and wood. When an object is tapped, some natural vibrations occur accordingly to the structure and the physical properties of the object. Humans perceive the natural vibrations through their tactile receptors and then discriminate between materials. In this study, we propose a haptic vibration rendering method based on a finite element vibration simulation. This method allows to display haptic material feelings using 3D models with different shapes and structures.
Keywords :
finite element analysis; haptic interfaces; rendering (computer graphics); solid modelling; 3D models; finite element vibration simulation; haptic material feelings display; haptic vibration rendering method; metal; natural vibrations; object tapping; physical properties; structure properties; tactile receptors; wood; Computational modeling; Damping; Equations; Force; Haptic interfaces; Mathematical model; Vibrations; Tapping; modal analysis; vibration haptic rendering;
Conference_Titel :
Haptics Symposium (HAPTICS), 2014 IEEE
Conference_Location :
Houston, TX
DOI :
10.1109/HAPTICS.2014.6775443