Hiroyuki Kajimoto

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eTactileKit: A Toolkit for Design Exploration and Rapid Prototyping of Electro-Tactile Interfaces

Electro-tactile interfaces are becoming increasingly popular due to their unique advantages, such as delivering fast and localised tactile response, thin and flexible form factors, and the potential to create novel tactile experiences. However, insights from a formative study with typical designers highlighted the lac…

UBICOMP '244th AuthorBest PaperForce Feedback & Pseudo-Haptic Weight +2

Integrating Force Sensing with Electro-Tactile Feedback in 3D Printed Haptic Interfaces

Tactile feedback mechanisms enhance the user experience of modern wearables by stimulating the sense of touch and enabling intuitive interactions. Electro-tactile stimulation-based tactile interfaces stand out due to their compact form factor and ability to deliver localized tactile sensations. Integrating force sensi…

CHI '24CorrespondingHaptic Wearables

ALCool: Utilizing Alcohol's Evaporative Cooling for Ubiquitous Cold Sensation Feedback

Tactile technologies are important for novel user experiences. Among several tactile submodalities, cold sensation is essential for realistically portraying materials and environments. However, current cold presentations such as Peltier devices face challenges like low energy efficiency and the need for complicated…

CHI '213rd AuthorBest PaperElectrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS)

Increasing Electrical Muscle Stimulation’s Dexterity by means of Back of the Hand Actuation

We propose a technique that allows an unprecedented level of dexterity in electrical muscle stimulation (EMS), i.e., it allows interactive EMS-based devices to flex the user’s fingers independently of each other. EMS is a promising technique for force feedback because of its small form factor when compared to mechani…

CHI '183rd AuthorVibrotactile Feedback & Skin Stimulation +1

Double-sided Printed Tactile Display with Electro Stimuli and Electrostatic Forces and its Assessment

Humans can perceive tactile sensation through multimodal stimuli. To demonstrate realistic pseudo tactile sensation for the users, a tactile display is needed that can provide multiple tactile stimuli. In this paper, we have explicated a novel printed tactile display that can provide both the electrical stimulus and t…

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