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Development of an Inflatable Haptic Device for Pain Reduction by Social Touch
Youchan Yim, Fumihide Tanaka
- Year
- 2021
- Citations
- 4
Abstract
Previous Human-Robot Interaction studies have shown that social touching can be established under human-robot touch conditions. To provide the sensation of a robot grasping human hand when he/she grasps the robot, we develop a soft robot that is consisted of airbags and a force sensor. We expect that this mutual touching can take a positive role in alleviating human pains. This paper presents the development of our two prototypes of inflatable haptic devices consisting of airbags.
Keywords
InflatableRobotHaptic technologyHuman–robot interactionReduction (mathematics)Computer scienceHuman–computer interactionSimulationComputer visionArtificial intelligence
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