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TorqueBAR
2003
Proceedings of the 5th international conference on Multimodal interfaces - ICMI '03
Kinesthetic feedback is a key mechanism by which people perceive object properties during their daily tasks -particularly inertial properties. For example, transporting a glass of water without spilling, or dynamically positioning a handheld tool such as a pen, both require inertial kinesthetic feedback. In this paper, we describe a novel ungrounded haptic feedback device that exploits a kinesthetic awareness of dynamic inertia to simulate complex coupled motion as both a display and input
doi:10.1145/958444.958445
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