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226 results about "Force function" patented technology

Forcing function. Forcing function can mean: In interaction design, a behavior-shaping constraint, a means of preventing undesirable user input usually made by mistake. A forcing function is any task, activity or event that forces you to take action and produce a result.

System and method for constraining a graphical hand from penetrating simulated graphical objects

An apparatus, system, method, and computer program and computer program product are provided for constraining the movement of a graphical hand when the physical hand controlling the graphical hand does not have a similar physical constraint. The constraining technique may comprise use and analysis of a revolute-joint-link-spring model. In such a model, an uncompressed/unextended spring position represents the corresponding measured joint angle or link position. In addition to linear springs which follow Hook's Law, i.e., F=k*x, non-linear springs or other non-linear force functions may be employed to obtain the desired result of allowing a graphical joint or link to deviate from what the corresponding measured joint or link provides. In particular, if a graphical hand configuration corresponding to measured joint and link positions causes a portion of the hand to penetrate a simulated graphical solid object, a mathematical determination is used to compute modified joint and link positions such that the graphical hand part will no longer penetrate the graphical solid object. Such a constraint technique may include solving a spring model such that the various joint and link springs compress or extend to produce modified joint and link positions. Such a constraint technique may also be applied to constrain other graphical body parts and graphical inanimate objects, where corresponding physical controlling, i.e., measured, body parts and inanimate objects do not possess a similar constraint or impediment.
Owner:IMMERSION CORPORATION

Nanometer oxide ceramic purification and adsorption material with decomposition and bactericidal performance

The invention discloses a nanometer oxide ceramic purification and adsorption material with decomposition and bactericidal performance, which is extensively applied in air purification and water purification, the nanometer oxide ceramic purification and adsorption material can adsorb such harmful gases in the air as formaldehyde, benzene, ammonia, TVOC (total volatile organic compound), sulfides and the like through the van der waals force and chemical bonding force between molecules by means of such auxiliary force functions as blower, and the like, and meanwhile, the material releases anions to assist air purification, and decomposing and purifying agents are added to decompose the harmful gases in the air to carbon dioxide and water vapor under normal temperature so as to prolong the service life of the material; a non-oxidative germicide is added to kill bacteria and viruses in the air and inhibit the regeneration of the bacteria and viruses. The nanometer oxide ceramic purification and adsorption material has the advantages of low cost, high purification efficiency, good sterilization effect and long service life and overcomes the single adsorption defect of traditional adsorption materials, the easy saturation shortcomings of carbon adsorption materials and the purification defect of being harmful to human body of high-concentration ozone.
Owner:王泽辉
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