“ReFriction: Remote friction control on polystyrene foam by ultrasound phased array”
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- ReFriction: Remote friction control on polystyrene foam by ultrasound phased array
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We propose a system that can remotely change the friction feel of the polystyrene foam surface using an Airborne Ultrasound Tactile Display (AUTD). Since no device is needed on the target surface, tactile display could be large or disposable. Furthermore, changing the surface friction of three-dimensional objects is also expected.
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