Yvonne Jansen
Thorsten Karrer
Jan Borchers
ABSTRACT
MudPad is a system enriching touch surfaces with localized active haptic feedback. A soft and flexible overlay containing magnetorheological fluid is actuated by an array of electromagnets to create a variety of tactile sensations. As each magnet can be controlled individually, we are able to produce feedback in realtime locally at arbitrary points of interaction.
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Index Terms
- MudPad: tactile feedback for touch surfaces
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