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What you can see is what you can feel-development of a visual/haptic interface to virtual environment
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Haptic FeedbackEngineeringWearable TechnologyEducationHaptic TechnologyWysiwyf DisplayVirtual EnvironmentVisual/haptic InterfaceVirtual RealityImmersive Technology3D User InteractionMultimodal Human Computer InterfaceAssistive TechnologyNew ConceptDesignUser ExperienceIntelligent Virtual EnvironmentHapticsGesture RecognitionEye TrackingExtended RealityHuman-computer InteractionTechnology
We propose a new concept of visual/haptic interfaces called WYSIWYF display. The proposed concept provides correct visual/haptic registration using a vision based object tracking technique and a video keying technique so that what the user can see via a visual interface is consistent with what he/she can feel through a haptic interface. Using Chroma Keying, a live video image of the user's hand is extracted and blended with the graphic scene of the virtual environment. The user's hand "encounters" the haptic device exactly when his/her hand touches a virtual object in the blended scene. The first prototype has been built and the proposed concept was demonstrated.
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