Static and dynamic tactile directional cues experiments with VTPlayer mouse

Braille cells have good potential to provide information. Users don't have to know the braille alphabet to be able to use them. In this study we show that it is possible to create 4 × 4 patterns to give the users some directional information. Two kinds of icons have been designed: static patterns and dynamic ones (animations). It appears that users rather like, and recognize better static icons.

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Icons Braille displays Haptic Tactile icons Tactile displays Tactons Pin arrays Interaction technique Human - Computer Interaction

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Human-Computer Interaction [cs.HC] Digital Libraries [cs.DL]

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hal-00671517 , version 1 (17-02-2012)

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Thomas Pietrzak, Isabelle Pecci, Benoît Martin. Static and dynamic tactile directional cues experiments with VTPlayer mouse. Proceedings of the Eurohaptics conference (Eurohaptics 2006), 2006, Paris, France. pp.63-68. ⟨hal-00671517⟩

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