“FIRE: Mid-air Thermo-tactile Display”
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- FIRE: Mid-air Thermo-tactile Display
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This demonstration uses an ultrasound haptic display-based mid-air thermo-tactile feedback system. Our method involves directing heated airflow toward the focused pressure point produced by the ultrasound display to concurrently provide thermal and tactile cues in mid-air. We present this system with three different virtual environments.
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