HRI
Challenges in the Development of Wearable Human Machine Interface Systems
Brendan O’Flynn, Javier Sanchez-Torres, Salvatore Tedesco, Michael Walsh
- Year
- 2019
- Citations
- 6
Abstract
Tyndall National Institute has developed a glove-like device for Human Computer Interaction based on inertial sensors. Industry 4.0 represents one of the main applications for the possibility to control and monitor integrated systems. Current research focuses on enhancing bidirectional latency, sensor modalities, haptic feedback, interoperability, mainly concerning collaborative robotics scenarios.
Keywords
InteroperabilityHaptic technologyModalitiesComputer scienceHuman–computer interactionInterface (matter)Wearable computerRoboticsHuman–machine interfaceHuman–robot interaction
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