Design and evaluation of a high-performance haptic interface
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Auteurs : R. E. Ellis ; O. M. Ismaeil ; M. G. LipsettSource :
- Robotica [ 0263-5747 ] ; 1996.
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Abstract
A haptic interface is a computer-controlled mechanism designed to detect motion of a human operator without impeding that motion, and to feed back forces from a teleoperated robot or virtual environment. Design of such a device is not trivial, because of the many conflicting constraints the designer must face. As part of our research into haptics, we have developed a prototype planar mechanism. It has low apparent mass and damping, high structural stiffness, high force bandwidth, high force dynamic range, and an absence of mechanical singularities within its workspace. We present an analysis of the human-operator and mechanical constraints that apply to any such device, and propose methods for the evaluation of haptic interfaces. Our evaluation criteria are derived from the original task analysis, and are a first step towards a replicable methodology for comparing the performance of different devices.
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ET : | Design and evaluation of a high-performance haptic interface |
AU : | ELLIS (R. E.); ISMAEIL (O. M.); LIPSETT (M. G.) |
AF : | Department of Computing and Information Science, Queen's University at Kingston/Ontario K7L 3N6/Canada (1 aut., 2 aut.) |
DT : | Publication en série; Niveau analytique |
SO : | Robotica; ISSN 0263-5747; Coden ROBODV; Royaume-Uni; Da. 1996; Vol. 14; No. p.3; Pp. 321-327; Bibl. 20 ref. |
LA : | Anglais |
EA : | A haptic interface is a computer-controlled mechanism designed to detect motion of a human operator without impeding that motion, and to feed back forces from a teleoperated robot or virtual environment. Design of such a device is not trivial, because of the many conflicting constraints the designer must face. As part of our research into haptics, we have developed a prototype planar mechanism. It has low apparent mass and damping, high structural stiffness, high force bandwidth, high force dynamic range, and an absence of mechanical singularities within its workspace. We present an analysis of the human-operator and mechanical constraints that apply to any such device, and propose methods for the evaluation of haptic interfaces. Our evaluation criteria are derived from the original task analysis, and are a first step towards a replicable methodology for comparing the performance of different devices. |
CC : | 001D02D11 |
FD : | Robotique; Téléaction; Haute performance; Interface utilisateur; Opérateur; Contrainte mécanique |
ED : | Robotics; Remote operation; High performance; User interface; Operator; Mechanical stress |
GD : | Maschinenwaerter; Mechanische Spannung |
SD : | Robótica; Teleacción; Alto rendimiento; Interfase usuario; Operador; Tensión mecánica |
LO : | INIST-20360.354000060388800080 |
ID : | 96-0365139 |
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