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Haptic technology seminar report

Published on September 03, 2020, the basic idea of haptic devices is to give users force feedback information about the movement and/or force that they generate. Haptic devices are useful for tasks where visual information is insufficient and may cause unacceptable manipulation errors, such as operation or teleoperation in a radioactive/chemical environment. Heptic devices aim to provide the user with a
sense of situation. In this article we will try to review certain types of haptic devices, namely those based on parallel mechanisms. Haptic technology is a valid or tactile feedback technology that allows the user to touch, feel, manipulate, create and/or modify simulated three-dimensional objects in a virtual environment. Such an interface could be used to train physical skills, such as those jobs that require
specialised hand tools such as surgeons, astronauts and mechanics. Or, to be able to model three-dimensional objects without physical environments, for example, automotive body designers are working with clay models to mock-up development prototypes directly from CAD databases rather than machine shop using virtual reality modeling language along with haptic technology. In addition, haptic help
doctors to find any temperature changes, or a tumor in a certain part of the body without being physically there. The term haptic is derived from the Greek word haphe, which means referring to touch. The scientific term haptics refer to the resusing and manipulation of a sense of touch. Although the word haptics may be new to many users, it is possible that they are already using haptic interfaces. The
application of Haptic Technology Haptic technology finds a wide range of applications as mentioned below: • Surgical simulation and medical training. • Physical rehabilitation. • Training and education. • Museum display. • Painting, sculpture and CAD. • Scientific visualization. • Military use. Haptic interface During the spring of 1993, MIT's work haptic has introduced a new haptic interface that came to be
called PHANToM.This quickly commercialized because of the great interest of many colleagues and technically advanced corporations. In the meantime, there are over hundreds of PHANToM haptic interfaces around the world, this could be a new market for a haptic interface device. The PHANToM interface is an electromechanical device small enough to sit on a tabletop and connect to the computer
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Intelligence Wireless Sensor Networks, Capacitive and Resistance Systems Touch It Is Technology Provides Virtual with a touch or mechanical movement of the user. These technologies are used in remote control machines and devices. This system is a combination of tactile information and kinesthetic information. Tactile information usually refers to information obtained from sensors connected to the
user's skin. This method is used by doctors to find hidden information and to obtain tissue properties. Because kinesthetic information is information collected from sensors that are connected to the joints. These devices are widely classified in the following categories: – Virtual reality – Feedback devices (fixed devices, wearables, motion interfaces) – Tactile display devices – Phantom – Kibercimdi This
device consists of two parts; part of the machine and the machine. The human parts control the movement of the device with sensors. And part of the machine created pressure from the back of the hand to stimulate contact with the virtual machine. It works though the direction means that it can send information from the body and we can also get information from the virtual machine in the form of some
sensations on the body. This technology is used in the gaming world to create real-life games. This technology is also used by my military for their applications. They use them for training and also for security purposes. They use these simulators for complex military vehicles. This soldiers are trained to use such vehicles with the help of simulators. This is an advanced technology that allows us to feel
objects without even touching them for real. But these devices are very rare and very expensive to use. it will be a great boon for future applications. Download Workshop Report and Documentation on Haptic Technology. 1. Gandhi Institute of Technology & Management Gandhinagar Campus, Rushikonda, visakhapatnam-530045. Website: www.Gitam.edu, PAPER PRESENTATION ON HAPTIC
TECHNOLOGY BY Neha Jha & D. Naga sivanath 3/4 EIE, GITAM, Vishakhapatnam. 1 2. ABSTRACT HAPTICS - a technology that adds a sense of touch to the virtual environment. Haptic interfaces allow the user to feel as well as see virtual objects on the computer, and so we can give the illusion of touching surfaces by creating virtual clay or moving objects around. The sense of touch is the brain's
most effective learning mechanism – more effective than seeing or hearing, which is why the new technology holds as much promise as a learning tool. Haptic technology is like exploring the virtual world with a stick. If you push the stick into a virtual balloon push back. The computer communicates senses through a haptic interface-stick, scalpel, racket or pen that is connected to force-actuating motors.
With this technology we can now sit at the computer terminal and touch objects that exist only in the mind of the computer. Using special input/output devices (joysticks, data gloves or other users can receive feedback from computer programs that take the form of felt sensations in your hand or other parts of the body. In combination with visual display haptics technology can be used to train people to
perform tasks that require hand-eye coordination, such as surgery and spacecraft maneuvers. In this document we examine how sensors and transmissions are used to track the condition and movement of haptic devices moved by the operator. We mention different types of force rendering algorithms. Then we move on to some applications of Haptic Technology. Finally, we conclude some of the next
steps. 2 3. Introduction 1 What are haptics? Haptics refers to sensualism and manipulation with touch. The word comes from greek haptesthai, which means touch. The history of the haptic interface dates back to the 1950s, when the master-slave system was proposed by Goertz (1952). From the teleo field of activity, haptic interfaces were created, which were then used in remotely controlled
manipulations of radioactive materials. The ultimate objective of the tele-operation system was transparency. This means that the user who interacts with the main device master-slave couple should not be able to distinguish using the master controller and manipulating the actual tool himself. Therefore, early haptic interface systems were developed only for telerobotic applications. Work on haptic Devices
Architecture haptic reviews: Basic architecture of virtual reality applications incorporating visual, auditory and haptic feedback. 1 • Simulation engine: Responsible for computing virtual environmental behaviour over time. 1 • Visual, auditory and haptic rendering algorithms: Calculate virtual environments graphical, sound and force responses to the user. • Sensors: Convert visual, audio, and force signals from
your computer into a form that the operator can receive. 1 • Rendering: The process by which the user is forced to provide information about the virtual haptic object. 3 4. The human operator usually holds or wears a haptic interface device and captures audiovisual feedback from audio (computer speakers, headphones, and so on) and visual displays (such as a computer screen or head-on display). Audio
and visual channels feature one-way information and energy flow (from simulation motor to user), whereas haptic modalities exchange information and energy in two directions, from and to the user. This bi direction is often referred to as one of the most important feature of heptic interaction modality. System architecture haptic rendering: Avatar is a virtual representation of a haptic interface through which
the user physically interacts with the virtual environment. Haptic-rendering algorithms calculate the correct interaction forces between haptic interface display inside a virtual environment and virtual object populating In addition, haptic rendering algorithms ensure that the haptic device correctly makes such forces on the human operator. 1.) Collision detection algorithms detect collisions between objects and
avatars in virtual environments and provide information about where, when and ideally collisions (penetration, indentation, contact area, and so on) have occurred. 2.) Force-response algorithms calculate the interaction force between avatars and virtual objects when a collision is detected. This force shall, as accurately as possible, approximate the contact forces normally arising from contact between real
objects. 4 5. Hardware limitations prevent haptic devices from applying accurate force calculated by force response algorithm to the user. 3.) Control algorithms command the haptic device in a way that reduces the error between ideal and applicable force. The discrete time nature of haptic-cutting algorithms often makes it difficult. The values returned by the force response algorithms are the actual force
and torque vectors that will be commanded for the haptic device. Existing haptic rendering techniques are currently based on two main principles: point interaction or radiation base. At the point of interaction, one point, usually the distal point of the probe, sleeve or stylus used for direct interaction with the user, is used for simulation collisions. The dot penetrates into the virtual objects, and the indent depth
is calculated between the current point and the object's surface point. The forces are then created according to physical patterns such as spring stiffness or source damper model. In ray-based rendering, a user interface mechanism, such as a probe, is modeled in a virtual environment as a limited beam. This takes into account the orientation, and collisions are determined between the simulated probe and
the virtual objects. Collision detection algorithms return the intersection point between the beam and the surface of the simulated object. Computing contact and response forces: People perceive contact with real objects through sensors (mechanoreceptors) located in their skin, joints, tendons, and muscles. We simply distinguish between the information that these two types of sensors can obtain. 1.Tactile
information shall refer to information obtained from the use of sensors in the skin, in particular with regard to the spatial distribution of pressure or, more generally, traction reactions throughout the contact area. To process flexible materials such as fabric and paper, we feel the pressure swings across the finger. Tactile sensuality is also the basis for complex perceptual tasks such as medical palpation,
where doctors find hidden anatomical structures and assess tissue characteristics through their hands. 2.Kinesthetic information refers to information obtained using sensors in the joints. The forces of interaction are usually captured by combining these two. To ensure haptic Experience, the system is designed to restore the contact forces the user perceives by tapping a real object. 5 6. There are two types
of forces: 1.Forces due to the geometry of the object. 2.Forces due to the surface characteristics of the object, such as texture and friction. Geometry-dependent force rendering algorithms: The first type of force rendering algorithms seek to restore the force interaction that the user would feel when tapping a frictionless and textureless object. Force rendering algorithms are also grouped by the number of
degrees of freedom (DOF) required to describe the reproduced force of interaction. Surface-dependent force rendering algorithms: all real surfaces contain minor irregularities or deviations. Greater accuracy, however, sacrifices speed as a critical factor in real-time applications. Any selection of modeling techniques should take into account this tradeoff. With this compromise in mind, researchers have
developed more accurate haptic-cutting algorithms for friction. In computer graphics, texture mapping adds realism to computer-generated scenes, projecting bitmap images onto surfaces are provided. The same can be done haptically. Control forces supplied through haptic interfaces: when such forces are calculated, they must be applied by the user. However, limitations in the technology of hahapenic
devices have sometimes made the exact value of the force calculated by force rendering algorithms impossible. These are as follows: 1 • Haptic interfaces can perform forces only with limited volume and not as well in all directions 2 • Haptic devices are not ideal force converters. An ideal hapetic device would make zero resistance by simulating movement in the free space and any limited resistance by
simulating contact with an object having such resistance properties. Friction, inertia, and backlash present in most haptic devices prevents them from conforming to this ideal. 3 • The third question is that haptic-rendering algorithms operate in discreet time, while users operate continuously. 6 7. Finally, haptic device position sensors have limited resolution. So, trying to determine where and when a contact
occurs always causes a quantation error. This can lead to stability problems. All these questions can limit haptic application realism. High servo rates (or periods of low servo rates) are a major issue for stable haptic interactions. Haptic Devices Haptic Device Types: There are two types of haptic devices: 1 • Devices that allow users to touch and manipulate 3-dimentional virtual objects. 2 • Devices that allow
users to feel 2-dementional object textures. Another difference between haptic interface devices is their inherent mechanical behavior. Impedance haptic devices simulate mechanical resistance in its read position and send force. Simpler design and much cheaper to produce, impedance-type architecture is most common. Admission haptic devices simulating mechanical uptake, they read and send the
position. Shooting devices are typically used for applications that require large armored devices in a large workspace. LOGITECH WINGMAN FORCE FEEDBACK MOUSE This is attached to a base that replaces the mouse mat and contains engines used to provide forces back to the user. The use of the interface is to help computer users who are blind or visually disabled; or what is tactile/kinesthetic
learners, providing slight resistance at the window and button edges so that the user can sense the graphical user interface (GUI). This technology can also provide resistance to textures in computer images that allow computer users to feel images such as maps and drawings. 8. PHANTOM: PHANTOM provides a single point, 3D force feedback to the user using a stylus (or sleeve) attached to the movable
fingertips. The position of the pen/finger is tracked and the resistance force is added when the device comes into contact with the virtual model, providing accurate feedback to the ground. The physical workspace is determined by the volume of the hand, and there are several models that meet different user requirements. The phantom system is controlled by three DC motors to which sensors and encoders
are connected. The number of engines corresponds to the number of degrees of freedom that a particular phantom system is present, although most of the systems manufactured have 3 engines. Encoders track the user's movement or position along the x, y and z coordinates of the engines to track forces exposed to the user along the x, y and z axis. From the engines there is a cable that connects to the
aluminum connection, which connects to the passive gimbal, which attaches to the zoomed or stylus. Gimbal is a device that allows the body to freedom of movement in any direction or stops so that it will remain at the level at all times. Use surgical simulations and remote operation of robotics in dangerous environments Cyber Glove: Cyber Glove can feel the position and movement of fingers and wrists.
The basic Cyber Glove system includes one CyberGlove, its instrument unit, serial cable to connect to your host computer, and an executable version of virtualhand graphical hand model display and calibration software. CyberGlove is a software programmable switch and LED on the cuff to allow the system software developer to provide the CyberGlove wearer with additional input/output capabilities. With
the appropriate software, it can be used to interact with systems using hand gestures, and when combined with a tracking device to determine the handheld position in space, it can be used to manipulate virtual objects. Cyber Grasp: Cyber Grasp is a full-handed force feedback ex-skeletal device that is worn over CyberGlove. CyberGrasp consists of 8 9. Approximately 20 flexible semiconductor sensors
are sewn into the glove measured hand cloth, and finger movements. Sensors send their readings to a computer that shows virtual hands mimicking real hand flexes, bridge, dips, waves and swivels. The same program that moves the virtual hand to the screen also directs the machine, which acts a tangible force on the real hand, creating the illusion of touching and grasping. A special computer called the
force control unit calculates how much exoskeleton assembly should resist the movement of real hands to simulate screen performance. Each of the five drive motors turns the spool, which rolls or unwinds the cable. The cable is transferred as a result pushes or pulls on the finger through the exoskeleton. Applications For Medical Training Applications: Such training systems use phantom force display
capabilities to allow medical trainees to experience and learn the subtle and complex physical interactions needed to become skillful in their art. A computer-based training tool has been developed using haptic technology to train veterinary students to examine bovine reproductive tracts, imitating rectal palpation. The student receives a touch of feedback from the haptic device while palpating the virtual
object. The teacher can visualize the student's activities on the screen and provide training and guidance. Collision detection: - Collision detection is a major problem in computer animation, physically based modeling, geometric modeling, and robotics. These fields often need to calculate distances between objects or find intersection regions. In particular, I have studied the computing world and local
penetration depth, distance fields, and multiresolution hierarchy of perceptual-driven rapid collision detection. These proximity queries are used in haptic rendering and rigid body dynamics simulation. Minimally invasive surgery: The main purpose of this project is to measure the forces and torques made by the surgeon during minimally invasive surgery to optimize haptic feedback. A standard da Vinci tool
attached with a 6 DOF force/torque converter will be used to perform basic surgical tasks and the action of the instrument's flashing force will be recorded and analysed. This will help to determine which degrees of freedom are applied most often. 10 11. Stroke patients who face months of exhausting rehabilitation to regain the use of disturbed limbs may benefit from the new haptics system — an interface
that adds a sense of touch to virtual computer environments — in development at the Southern California Integrated Media Systems Center (IMSC). The new system, designed by an interdisciplinary team of researchers from the Viterbi School of Engineering and the Annenberg School of Communication, is difficult to stroke patients to grasp, pinch, squeeze, throw and push their way to recovery. Prostate
cancer: 11 12. Prostate cancer is the third leading cause of death among American men, resulting in an estimated 31,000 deaths A common method of treatment is to insert needles into the prostate to distribute radioactive seeds, destroying cancerous tissue. This procedure is known as brachytherapy. The prostate itself and the surrounding organs are all soft tissues. Tissue deformation makes it difficult to
distribute seeds as planned. In our studies, we have developed a device to reduce this deformation by improving brachytherapy, increasing the accuracy of seed distribution. Lens segment removal: surgeons completely remove the lens segments in the same way: holding them to the mouth of the laser/aspiration probe using a vacuum, and firing the laser to fragment them for aspiration. However, several
surgeons have developed different methods for nuclear de dismantling. These include: Nuclear preschool. This method, developed by Dr. Dodick himself, involves inserting two Dodick-Kallman Shredders with babysitters capsulotomy, 180? lens equator. The surgeon rotates the shredders down and draws them toward each other, bisecting the lens inside the capsule bag. A similar maneuver then bisects
each side. It is appropriate to use an irrigation probe to support segments during removal. 12 13. Settings: Aspiration: 275 to 300 mmHg; Air infusion: 80 to 100 mmHg; Laser pulses: 1 Hz. Wehner backcracking. This method, developed by Wolfram Wehner, MD, uses the Wehner Spoon, an irrigation hand piece that resembles a shovel at the tip. The surgeon picks up the core using a laser/aspiration probe,
places the Wehner spoon underneath, and uses two probes to backcrack the nucleus. The Wehner spoon provides support during the removal of lens segments. Settings: Aspiration: 275 mmHg; Air infusion: 95 mmHg; Laser pulses: 3 Hz. Intelligent machines: The Smart Machine Center is an interdefagonal intercultative research group that was set up to facilitate and promote research into intelligent
systems. Intelligent systems and machines are able to adapt their behavior by feeling and interpreting their environment, making decisions and plans, and then making these plans using physical activity. CIM's mission is excellent in the field of intelligent machines, highlighting basic research, technological development and education. CIM aims to promote the state of knowledge in areas such as robotics,
automation, artificial intelligence, computer vision, systems and control theory, as well as speech recognition. This is achieved through cooperation between researchers with very different interests - cim faculty and students come from the Department of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering and the Department of Mechanical Engineering. It is precisely this diversity of
interests, together with the spirit of cooperation, that is the driving force behind this dynamic research community. 13 14. Tactile slip display: Human fingers are able to manipulate delicate objects without dropping or breaking them, to lose this capability through a tele-operated system. One of the reasons is that human fingers are equipped with sensors that tell us when our fingerprints at the edge of the
contact area begin to come at the object we hold, allowing us to apply the minimum force required to hold the object. While several other researchers have created synthetic skins for their robotic fingers that work similar to human fingerprints, a tactile haptic device is needed to show these sensations to humans through a teleworking system. For this purpose we have developed a 2 degrees of freedom
haptic Slip Display. We have conducted psychophysical experiments that demonstrate the design of the device and prove that it can improve user performance in a delicate manipulation task in a virtual environment. Gaming technology: Flight simulations: Engines and actuators push, drag and shake flight yoke, throttle, steering pedals, and cockpit shell that mimic all the tactile and kinesthetic nuances of
real flight. Some examples of the simulator's haptic abilities include resistance to yoke from pulling out a hard dive, shaking caused by stalls, and bumps felt when rolling down a concrete runway. These flight simulators look and feel so realistic that a pilot who successfully completes training on a top-of-the-line Level 5 simulator can immediately start flying a real commercial airliner. Today, all major video
consoles have built-in tactile feedback capabilities. Various sports games, for example, allow you to feel bone-crushing tackles or various vibrations caused by skateboarding over plywood, asphalt, and concrete. In total, more than 500 games use the power of feedback, and more than 20 peripheral manufacturers are now on the market in excess of 100 haptics hardware products for gaming. Mobile
phones: Samsung has made a phone that vibrates differently for different callers. Motorola has also made haptic phones. 14 15. Cars: For the past two model years, the BMW 7 series has included an iDrive (based on Immersion Corp. technology) that uses a small wheel on the console to provide haptic feedback so the driver can control peripherals such as stereo, heating, navigation systems, etc. using
menus on the video screen. The company introduced haptic technology to the X-by-Wire system and was showcased at the Alps Show in Tokyo in 2005. The system consisted of a cockpit with a steering gear, a gear shifting lever and pedals that include haptic technology, and a remote-controlled car. Visitors could control the remote control car by carrying the steering wheel, gear shifting lever and pedals
in the cockpit to see the front of the screen in the cockpit, which is projected using a camera equipped with a remote control car. Robot control: Navigating in dynamic environments or at high speeds is often preferable to provide a sensor-based collision avoidance scheme in the robot to ensure safe navigation. Without such a collision avoidance scheme, it would be difficult if to prevent the robot from being
hit by obstacles. This is mainly due to (1) limited information from robotic sensors, such as images at a limited angle of view without in-depth information, which is not sufficient for the user to fully perceive the environment in which the robot moves, and (2) significant delays in the communication channel between the operator and the robot. Experiments with robot control using haptic devices have shown
haptic feedback efficiency in a mobile robot's teleworking system for safe navigation in a common autonomy scenario. Next enhancements: Feedback provided on webpages: This underlying technology automatically gives you generic touches to frequently used Web page objects, such as hyperlinks, buttons, and menus. Virtual Brailee display: 15 16. The virtual braille display (Virtual Braille display) project
was created to explore the possibility of using braille-written STReSS tactile display side skin stretching technology. The project was originally carried out by VisuAide inc. and is now being continued in the McGill Haptics laboratory. Haptic torch for the blind: The device, housed in a torch, reveals a distance to objects while the turning scale on which the user puts his thumb indicates a changing distance to
the object. The pictured device was tested and found to be a useful tool. CONCLUSION: Haptic is the future of online computing and e-commerce, it will improve the buyer experience and help the online buyer feel the goods without having to leave their home. Due to the increasing application of haptics, the cost of haptic devices will fall in the future. This will be one of the main reasons for commercializing
haptics. With many new haptic devices being sold to industrial companies, haptics will soon be part of a person's normal computer interaction. REFERENCES: prmartin/3degrees/HAPTIC%20TECHNOLOGY1.doc stephen/papers/EVA2001.pdf lopezdr/seminar/spring2000/potts.pdf 16 17 17 Article 18. 18 19. 19 20. 20 21. 21 22. 22 23. 23 24. 24 24

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