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- 2020Shape Memory Alloy Haptic Compression Garment for Media Augmentation in Virtual Reality Environmentcitations
- 2019Low-power, minimal-heat exposure shape memory alloy (SMA) actuators for on-body soft roboticscitations
- 2019Design tradeoffs in the development of a wearable soft exoskeleton for upper limb mobility disorderscitations
- 2018Preliminary study of the subjective comfort and emotional effects of on-body compressioncitations
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Shape Memory Alloy Haptic Compression Garment for Media Augmentation in Virtual Reality Environment
Abstract
<p>Compression-based haptics instrumented into soft, wearable systems have the potential to enhance/augment gaming and entertainment experiences. Here, we present a computer-mediated Shape Memory Alloy (SMA) garment capable of delivering spatially and temporally dynamic compression and thermal stimuli for the purposes of enhancing a movie-watching affective experience based on 4 different emotions: sadness, love, gratitude, fear. Preliminary findings, still pending publication, were obtained from an MTurk survey (n=53) that seek to gather how different emotions can/should be represented physically through a haptic garment. A proposed study in a virtual reality (VR) environment is also introduced as a next step to evaluate how the presence/absence of haptics changes a user's video-watching experience, including immersion, enjoyment, presence, and felt emotional intensity, evaluated through objective (biometrics) and subjective (self-report questionnaire and qualitative interview) measures.</p>