Proceedings of the 2019 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems 2019
DOI: 10.1145/3290605.3300440
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Haptic Navigation Cues on the Steering Wheel

Abstract: Haptic feedback is used in cars to reduce visual inattention. While tactile feedback like vibration can be influenced by the car's movement, thermal and cutaneous push feedback should be independent of such interference. This paper presents two driving simulator studies investigating novel tactile feedback on the steering wheel for navigation. First, devices on one side of the steering wheel were warmed, indicating the turning direction, while those on the other side were cooled. This thermal feedback was comp… Show more

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“…A machine learning model analyses the incoming data to detect if the person with dementia is agitated. The model is currently based on data from a healthy older control group collected during stress test studies using another device [7]. We are at the moment in the process of collecting realistic data with the system devices directly from PwD in their homes to improve and adjust the model and test the hardware setup.…”
Section: Radiome Projectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A machine learning model analyses the incoming data to detect if the person with dementia is agitated. The model is currently based on data from a healthy older control group collected during stress test studies using another device [7]. We are at the moment in the process of collecting realistic data with the system devices directly from PwD in their homes to improve and adjust the model and test the hardware setup.…”
Section: Radiome Projectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, Di Campli San Vito et al [83] used a Peltier device to apply thermal feedback to the driver's finger, where the temperature indicated the desired lane change direction. They also attached a Peltier element to the steering wheel to provide thermal feedback indicating navigation cues [85]. Besides, Heijboer et al [139] envisioned a dashboard that conveys information via temperature changes.…”
Section: Output Modalitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, tactile output was provided at the center stack (e.g., [376]), steering wheel (e.g., [329]), or seat (e.g., [114]). Only a few publications considered other output modalities at anchored locations, e.g., vestibular output at the seat [397], scent output in the front [325], or thermal output on the center stack [83] or steering wheel [85].…”
Section: Interaction Locationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The HG system is defined as a method in which the control input determined through physical interaction between the force exerted by a human operator and the guiding force of a robot is applied to the target system [1]. Compared to the previous support systems using haptic cueing [12,29] or input-mixing shared control [13], an advantage of the HG system is that the user can not only recognize the intention of the robot (e.g., direction and strength), but also choose to what extent this intention to be reflected. For example, a user usually follows the robot's guidance, but when his/her choice is necessary, he/she can apply a force that exceeds the HG to perform the desired control.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%