Output
- to Tactile or Pain sense
- to Tactile or Pain sense
6-DOF Haptic Interface
Novint Falcon
Phantom Omni
SPIDAR by Sato
Novint Falcon
Phantom Omni
SPIDAR by Sato
Description
This interface group has, as a principle, the transference of force through tension cables, pulleys, and motors, and its movement is graduated by movement via digital decoders connected to them (Ariza, 2016).
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Bibliography
Pérez Ariza, V. Z., & Santís-Chaves, M. (2016). Haptic interfaces: kinesthetic vs. tactile systems. Revista EIA, (26), 13-29.
Sato, M. (2002, September). Development of string-based force display: SPIDAR. In 8th international conference on virtual systems and multimedia (pp. 1034-1039).
Silva, A. J., Ramirez, O. A. D., Vega, V. P., & Oliver, J. P. O. (2009, September). Phantom omni haptic device: Kinematic and manipulability. In 2009 Electronics, Robotics and Automotive Mechanics Conference (CERMA) (pp. 193-198). IEEE.