A Novel Seven Degree of Freedom Haptic Device for Engineering Design

Autor: Makoto Sato, J. J. Berkley, S. Kim

Publikováno v: Virtual Reality. 6:217-228

In this paper, the authors intend to demonstrate a new intuitive force-feedback device that is ideally suited for engineering design. Force feedback for the device is tension-based and is characterised by 7 degrees of freedom (3 DOF for translation,

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