Electro-vibrotactile display
An actuator, non-display technology, applied in the direction of instruments, electrical digital data processing, mechanical control devices, etc., can solve problems such as limiting system interaction
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[0027] FIG. 1 illustrates one embodiment of a system 100 for providing a haptic effect simulating a coefficient of friction at a user interface. A haptic effect refers to a stimulus or force, including but not limited to vibration, attractive or repulsive force, voltage or current, some other mechanical or electromagnetic force, heating or cooling, or some other stimulus. Haptic effects may include one or a combination of forces or stimuli described herein. Various tactile effects can be combined to form an overall tactile effect. Haptic effects can be output at a user interface to provide feedback to a user or object interacting with the interface. It can provide feedback through mechanical movement, such as through the vibration of a solid target, the vibration of a liquid, or actuating an object like a needle or rod to contact the user. A needle or rod deforms a surface by altering its undulations or contours. Overall haptic effects can also provide feedback through elec...
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