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SUMMARY:Emerging Technologies Talks 1: Haptics & Touch
DESCRIPTION:Emerging Technologies\n\nThis year’s Emerging Technologies the
 me is the “IN(TER)VENTION.”\n\nDeveloping functional and experiential prot
 otypes is a crucial step towards novel technological innovations. As such,
  the Emerging Technologies program plays a vital role within SIGGRAPH and 
 SIGGRAPH Asia in driving the development of research communities and to ma
 ke a great impact on the public.\n\nThe main form of presentation is a dem
 onstration that promises to provide you with an awe-inspiring experience! 
 The best demonstration will also be selected and honored with the “Best De
 mo Award”.\n\nCome and listen to their talks on stage!\n\nWearSway: Wearab
 le Device to Reproduce Tactile Stimuli of Strong Wind through Swaying Clot
 hes\n\nWearSway is a compact and lightweight wearable haptic device that s
 imulates the swaying of clothes in the wind to reproduce the sensation of 
 a strong wind without large fans. The device utilizes motors to vibrate st
 rings connected to the clothing, thereby creating the effect of clothes sw
 aying.\n\n\nKenichi Ito, Juro Hosoi, Kei Takanohashi, Yuki Ban, and Shin'i
 chi Warisawa (The University of Tokyo)\n---------------------\nMultichanne
 l Haptic Communication Platform with Wearable Sensing and Display\n\nWe wi
 ll propose a platform that allows easy development of multi-channel vibrot
 actile content by leveraging existing workflows. This was achieved with sm
 all load and 4-channel vibrotactile device attached to the fingertip. Pre-
 recorded sensations and real-time multi-channel haptic content will be de.
 ..\n\n\nHarunobu Taguchi (Keio University Graduate School of Media Design)
 ; Youichi Kamiyama (Keio University Graduate School of Media Design, Cidre
  Interaction Design Inc.); Kenta Kan (DALIFILMS Inc.); Yulan Ju (Keio Univ
 ersity Graduate School of Media Design); Arata Horie (Keio University Grad
 uate School of Media Design, commissure Inc.); Yoshihiro Tanaka (Nagoya In
 stitute of Technology); Hironori Ishikawa (NTT DOCOMO, INC.; Keio Universi
 ty Graduate School of Media Design); and Kouta Minamizawa (Keio University
  Graduate School of Media Design)\n---------------------\nAn Interactive S
 howcase of Touch'n'Draw: Rapid 3D Sketching with Fluent Bimanual Coordinat
 ion\n\nWe present Touch'n'Draw, a novel 3D sketching system that enables q
 uickly and easily creating instant auxiliary lines and instant sketch surf
 aces for drawing desired 3D curves with fluent bimanual touch and pen inte
 ractions. We will produce concept sketches of sci-fi aircraft using our sy
 stem to sho...\n\n\nTaegyu Jin, Seung-Jun Lee, Joon Hyub Lee, and Seok-Hyu
 ng Bae (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST))\n-----
 ----------------\nFurAir:  Non-contact Presentation of Soft Fur Texture by
  Psuedo-haptics and Mid-air Ultrasound Haptic Feedback\n\nWe propose a non
 -contact method to present the tactile sensation of soft fur texture using
  ultrasound haptic feedback and pseudo-haptics. By responsively adjusting 
 haptic and visual feedback according to user interaction and fur condition
 , our approach effectively simulates a realistic fur stroking ...\n\n\nJur
 o Hosoi, Du Jin, Yuki Ban, and Shin'ichi Warisawa (The University of Tokyo
 )\n---------------------\nDazzleVR: Enhancement of Brightness by Presentin
 g Afterimage and Dazzle Reflex Sensation in Virtual Reality\n\nThe present
 ation of brightness is essential in virtual reality. In this paper, we pro
 pose a system that can induce the sensation of dazzle by presenting a real
 istic afterimage and a pseudo dazzle reflex sensation with visuo-haptic fe
 edback. Our system is expected to present realistic VR environments...\n\n
 \nJuro Hosoi, Takahiro Ito, Yuki Ban, and Shin'ichi Warisawa (The Universi
 ty of Tokyo)\n---------------------\nHapReel: A Racket-shaped Haptic Displ
 ay Controller for Presenting Vibrotactile and Force Feedback through Finge
 rtip Deformation\n\nThe HapReel device, a compact, tactile feedback system
 , recreates nuanced sensations of torque and impact experienced in racket 
 sports through the use of two small motors and rotary elements. This innov
 ation enables a highly immersive VR racket sports experience, enriching th
 e digital sporting lands...\n\n\nDaichi Inoue, Kazuki Nishimoto, Takuto Na
 kamura, Koki Fukuda, and Takuji Narumi (University of Tokyo)\n------------
 ---------\nAiRound: a touchable mid-air image viewable from 360 degrees\n\
 nAiRound is an optical system that displays touchable mid-air images from 
 360-degree. It overcomes the limitations of mid-air images, observation ra
 nge, light source visibility, and stray light generation. Our crucial tech
 nique is rotating retroreflective transmissive optical elements combined w
 ith v...\n\n\nYutaro Yano and Naoya Koizumi (The University of Electro-Com
 munications)\n---------------------\nSoftVibe: Enhancing On-Body Haptic Fe
 edback in VR using Rapid-Prototyping Toolkit with Modularized Flexible Vib
 rotactile Device\n\nWe present SoftVibe, a toolkit to support the usage of
  flexible electronics for creating vibrotactile feedback in VR. The toolki
 t consists of a software interface designed for parameterized editing with
  a set of flexible control and vibrotactile modules.\n\n\nPingchuan Ke, Xi
 ngyu Yang, and Kening Zhu (School of Creative Media, City University of Ho
 ng Kong)\n---------------------\nAirPolygon: Transparent, Film-based and F
 lexible 3D Display with Air-control\n\nThis demo proposes AirPolygon, a so
 ft, bendable, and transparent pneumatic control film. AirPolygon distingui
 shes itself with its ease of fabrication, high transparency for direct LCD
  attachment, and lightweight, deflatable design for portability.\n\n\nYuki
  Akachi and Junichi Yamaoka (Keio University)\n---------------------\nFIRE
 : Mid-Air Thermo-Tactile Display\n\nThis demonstration uses an ultrasound 
 haptic display-based mid-air thermo-tactile feedback system. Our method in
 volves directing heated airflow toward the focused pressure point produced
  by the ultrasound display in order to concurrently provide thermal and ta
 ctile cues in mid-air. We present this s...\n\n\nYatharth Singhal, Haokun 
 Wang, and Jin Ryong Kim (University of Texas at Dallas)\n-----------------
 ----\nHangerBody: a Haptic Device Using Haptic Illusion for Multiple Parts
  of Body\n\nThe hanger reflex is a phenomenon in which a strong sense of r
 otational force is perceived when one wares a wire hanger on his/her head.
  We propose the HangerBody system, which applies the hanger reflex to mult
 iple parts of body simultaneously in order to expand the range of applicat
 ions.\n\n\nTakuto Nakamura and Hideaki Kuzuoka (The University of Tokyo)\n
 ---------------------\nWaylet: Self-Contained Haptic Device for Park-Scale
  Interactions\n\nWaylet is a self-contained haptic device that can provide
  translational and rotational pseudo-forces by asymmetric vibration for pa
 rk-scale interactions. We demonstrate an intuitive haptic navigation syste
 m in a park-scale mixed-reality environment and haptic rendering to show t
 he feasibility of our...\n\n\nTomosuke Maeda (Toyota Central R&D Labs., In
 c.); Junnosuke Yamamoto (Keio University Graduate School of Media Design);
  Takayoshi Yoshimura and Hiroyuki Sakai (Toyota Central R&D Labs., Inc.); 
 and Kouta Minamizawa (Keio University Graduate School of Media Design)\n\n
 Registration Category: Full Access, Business & Innovation Symposium Access
 , Exhibit & Experience Access, Enhanced Access, Trade Exhibitor, Experienc
 e Hall Exhibitor
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