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Astronauts operating space robotic arms must process large amounts of visual information, causing excessive cognitive load.

lightbulbPractical problemSensory Substitution, Cognitive Load, and Blind Operation

Astronauts operating space robotic arms must process large amounts of visual information, causing excessive cognitive load.

UbiComp '24A Wearable Haptic Sleeve Interface for Spaceflight Robotic Arm Operations

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CUI '24Situated Conversational Agents for Task Guidance: A Preliminary User Study

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Users' ultrasonic haptic experiences are inconsistent, and design optimization relies on trial and error.

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Existing haptic interfaces have low resolution and are complex and expensive, limiting applications of tongue-based interaction.

UIST '23TactTongue: Prototyping ElectroTactile Stimulations on the Tongue

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Electro-tactile devices mounted on the palm side severely impair users' tactile sensitivity and operational dexterity.

CHI '23Full-hand Electro-Tactile Feedback without Obstructing Palmar Side of Hand

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