HAPTIC INFORMATION PRESENTATION SYSTEM AND METHOD
First Claim
1. An haptic communication apparatus comprising:
- a first communication control device; and
a second communication control device including a haptic presentation device, wherein the second communication device is controlled so as to communicate with the first communication device,wherein the haptic presentation device is adapted to control a physical quantity utilizing a haptic sensory characteristic representing a relationship between the physical quantity to be applied to a human body and a sensory quantity to be perceived by the human body, and thereby to present haptic information.
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Abstract
A system and method are disclosed in which in a conventional non-grounding man-machine interface having no reaction base on the human body and for giving the existence of a virtual object and the impact force of a collision to a person, a haptic sensation of a torque, a force and the like can be continuously presented in the same direction, which cannot be presented by only the physical characteristic of a haptic sensation presentation device. In a haptic presentation device, the rotation velocity of at least one rotator in the haptic presentation device is controlled by a control device, and a vibration, a force or a torque as the physical characteristic is controlled, so that the user is made to conceive various haptic information of the vibration, force, torque or the like.
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17 Claims
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1. An haptic communication apparatus comprising:
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a first communication control device; and a second communication control device including a haptic presentation device, wherein the second communication device is controlled so as to communicate with the first communication device, wherein the haptic presentation device is adapted to control a physical quantity utilizing a haptic sensory characteristic representing a relationship between the physical quantity to be applied to a human body and a sensory quantity to be perceived by the human body, and thereby to present haptic information. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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