“Haptic Telexistence” by Sato, Minamizawa, Kawakami and Tachi
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- Haptic Telexistence
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“Haptic Telexistence” provides highly realistic haptic interaction among humans and objects located in remote places. We have developed innovative devices and constructed a master-slave system to realize “Haptic Telexistence”. Human interaction will be dramatically improved by this concept that perceives us the properties of an object.
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This work was supported by associate professor Kajimoto (The Univ. of Electro-Communications) who developed the electrotactile display, Dr. Kamiyama and Nitta corp. who developed GelForce, and Dr. Kawabuchi (the Kawabuchi Mechanical Engineering Laboratory, Inc.) who developed the mechanism of both the slave and master hands.
