Tactile Display for Virtual 3D Shape Rendering

Abstract

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Integrated Workflows

“…Before visualizing a physical entity, we receive tactile feedback and the sense of vision supports the physical feedback. With the advent of digital fabrication technologies and endeavors in the HCI field to augment this tactile experience via tangible computing, there's a growing interest towards touchbased design knowledge (e.g., [17,70,102]) and physical model making (e.g., [37,54,64]).…”

“…By taking haptic principles into consideration, several previous HCI studies investigated virtual object manipulation methods with tangible tools (e.g., gaming devices, custom tools, etc.) [54,75]. D-Coil [68] is a 3D modelling approach implementing wax coiling as a method to interact with the digital models.…”