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A dsPic-based measurement system for the evaluation of voltage sag severity through new power quality indexes

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Distributed laboratory for metrological confirmation of power quality instruments

A virtual instrument for estimation of optimal calibration intervals by a decision reliability approach

A virtual scenario to test the influence of an international network and simulated inertia on telepresence performance

A 3D virtual immersive laboratory for distributed telemeasurement

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Information and communication technology in instrumentation and measurement - the publishing side

Experimenting with a robotic system for localizing magnetic field sources

Breaking Nyquist criteria using alias frequencies interpretation

Exploring the role of perceived ease of use in Web-based information system usage

Balancing computational and transmission power consumption in wireless image sensor networks

A novel data distribution management scheme to support synchronization in large-scale distributed virtual environments

Noise-resistive 3D shape modeling for virtual heritage applications

Incorporating groups into a mathematical model of color harmony for generating color schemes for computer interfaces

Evaluation of the uncertainty of geometrical features extracted from images: a proposal

Face pose estimation based on 3D detection of pupils and nostrils

Accent adaptation in speech user interface

Improving spatial perception through sound field simulation in VR

3D sound intensity measurements: accuracy enhancements with virtual instrument based technology

Utilization of human-computer interaction in wireless transmission of arterial pulse waveforms

A low-cost highly-portable tactile display based on shape memory alloy micro-actuators

Recognizing and quantifying human movement patterns through haptic-based applications

Measurement of quality of service (QoS) for peer-to-peer networks

Measurement and modelling of interactions between virtual environment and components: a theoretical characterization

SVM-based approach for instrument fault accomodation in automotive systems

Heterogeneous multi-agent framework for environment monitoring applications

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Adaptive haptic framework

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Author	Orozco, M. Shakra, I. El Saddik, A.
Copyright Year	2005
Description	Author affiliation: Sch. of Inf. Technol. & Eng., Ottawa Univ., Ont., Canada (Orozco, M.; Shakra, I.; El Saddik, A.)
Abstract	Research work that has been performed in the area of haptics have surely produced some remarkable results; there is a good variety of haptic devices that possess the potential to offer users a rich experience in a virtual reality setting. However, users always face difficulties in operating in such environments. Without doubt the need of users having to 'adjust to' operating haptic devices is an inconvenience. Nevertheless the lack of a uniform controlling mechanism able to use fully the abilities of haptic devices according to each user's personal attributes and needs is the main hurdle that must be overtaken. To bring about such architecture is an inspiring adventure that presents some challenges, but in turn, is immensely rewarding. The architecture that we are proposing is a layer based approach to overcome the lack of a uniform controlling mechanism that makes full use of the functionalities of haptic devices according to each user's personal needs. This framework is integrated with a behavioral data container, which defines the personalized information of the users. The latter is our context-aware, or intelligent component that dictates what device to use and how, according to the user's data that has already been collected and analyzed. This intelligent component takes the decisions and directs the user to the appropriate environment. With the relevant software and hardware, it is possible to offer to the user optimum experience of a haptic-induced virtual world.
File Size	133579
File Format	PDF
ISBN	0780390415
DOI	10.1109/VECIMS.2005.1567557
Language	English
Publisher	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Publisher Date	2005-07-18
Publisher Place	Italy
Access Restriction	Subscribed
Rights Holder	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Subject Keyword	Haptic interfaces Virtual environment Prototypes Application software Multimedia communication Information technology Virtual reality Containers Hardware Human computer interaction
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article

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