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- 2019Low-power, minimal-heat exposure shape memory alloy (SMA) actuators for on-body soft roboticscitations
- 2019User experiences of garment-based dynamic compression for novel haptic applicationscitations
- 2019Iterative design and development of remotely-controllable, dynamic compression garment for novel haptic experiencescitations
- 2018Preliminary study of the subjective comfort and emotional effects of on-body compressioncitations
- 2018Development and Characterization of Modular Elastic Switches for Sensing and Control of Active Compression Garments
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Iterative design and development of remotely-controllable, dynamic compression garment for novel haptic experiences
Abstract
<p>This work encompasses the design and development of garment-based shape memory alloy (SMA) compression technology that is dynamic, low-mass, and remotely controllable. Three garment design iterations are presented, consolidated from past user studies [1], [2], [3]. The designed garment system has potential to serve as a research tool for understanding parameters necessary to create a desired compression haptic experience; for broadening the scope of medical/clinical interventions; as well as for enabling new modes of interaction between users separated by distance, especially in areas such as tele-rehabilitation and social mediated touch.</p>