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8 November 1999 HI2: a two-degrees-of-freedom planar highly isotropic haptic interface for the desktop
Antonio Frisoli, Giuseppe Maria Prisco, Fabio Salsedo, Massimo Bergamasco
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Abstract
Haptic interfaces which fit on the desktop and provide a cursor control with 2D position convey additive feel sensations to the user in GUI and allow to enhance the efficiency of the human-computer interaction for both single user and collaborative applications. The merit of such devices is determined by the adaptability of the handle to different tasks/users, the ergonomics of the 2D workspace, the overall compactness of the device with respect to the usable workspace and the quality of the force feedback. A novel device has been designed along these guidelines. A new tendon-driven 5-bar mechanism is used to improve the isotropy of the kinematic performance over the workspace and the maximum generated force while reducing the device encumbrance. The present paper illustrates the kinematic and mechanical design of the device and reports the specifications achieved by the CAD model evaluation.
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Antonio Frisoli, Giuseppe Maria Prisco, Fabio Salsedo, and Massimo Bergamasco "HI2: a two-degrees-of-freedom planar highly isotropic haptic interface for the desktop", Proc. SPIE 3840, Telemanipulator and Telepresence Technologies VI, (8 November 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.369291
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KEYWORDS
Kinematics

Computer aided design

Solid modeling

Haptic technology

Human-machine interfaces

Mechanical engineering

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