CTI project in collaboration with Logitech SA
Project description
With the aim of providing a new touch experience to the user, several haptic devices are developed, including a complete force feedback keyboard and vibrotactile touch sensors. A specific methodology is proposed to optimize linear short-stroke actuators, flat vibrators and other electromechanical actuators. Several position detection methods are developed to allow for an accurate impedance control of miniature force feedback buttons.
Publications
Design de l’électronique de commande d’un hélicoptère de 7.2g
Y. Bergem
2010. PC-Keyboard with force feedback: Sensorless position detection by current measurement
M. Stöck
2010. Haptic glove for virtual reality using magneto-rheological fluid actuators
G. Safar
2011. Multi-Finger Haptic Devices Integrating Miniature Short-Stroke Actuators
G. Savioz / Y. Perriard (Dir.)
Lausanne, EPFL, 2012. Development of a motorized binding for ski touring auto-adapting its height with the slope
S. Allemand
2011. Novel small display using ferrofluid deformations as a visual information vector
F. Caloz
2011. Haptic glove for virtual reality using magneto-rheological fluid actuators
K. Jamolli
2010. Embedded ultra-low power driver for a 7.2g helicopter and IrDA remote control
P. Clerc
2011.
