Full citation
Karuei, I., Foley-Fisher, Z., Koch, S., MacKenzie, R., El-Zohairy, M., and MacLean, K. E. (2010). “Vibration Perception in Mobile Contexts.” In Graphics Interface. Ottawa, Canada, 2 pages, 2010.
Abstract
Human sensitivity to vibration declines in mobile contexts.
Designers of wearable haptic systems must account for the effects
of movement and distraction so that tactile display information is
perceived consistently. We compared the sensitivity of seven
body sites in simulated mobile contexts, and found that the thigh
is least and the wrists the most sensitive of the sites tested.
Designers of wearable haptic systems must account for the effects
of movement and distraction so that tactile display information is
perceived consistently. We compared the sensitivity of seven
body sites in simulated mobile contexts, and found that the thigh
is least and the wrists the most sensitive of the sites tested.
SPIN Authors
Year Published
2010