Expressive, Scalable, Mid-Air Haptics with Synthetic Jets
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Non-contact, mid-air haptic devices have been utilized for a wide variety of experiences, including those in extended reality, public displays, medical, and automotive domains. In this work, we explore the use of synthetic jets as a promising and under-explored mid-air haptic feedback method. We show how synthetic jets can scale from compact, low-powered devices, all the way to large, long-range, and steerable devices. We built seven functional prototypes targeting different application domains, in order to illustrate the broad applicability of our approach. These example devices are capable of rendering complex haptic effects, varying in both time and space. We quantify the physical performance of our designs using spatial pressure and wind flow measurements, and validate their compelling effect on users with stimuli recognition and qualitative studies.
Vivian Shen, Chris Harrison, and Craig Shultz. 2023. Expressive, Scalable, Mid-Air Haptics with Synthetic Jets. ACM Trans. Comput.-Hum. Interact. doi.org/10.1145/3635150
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this was randomly suggested to me and is one of the coolest things ive ever seen.
3:53 how loud is it in action? This channel is so interesting, instant subscribe!
Good luck! This is super interesting tech. Hopefully the actuation noise can be reduced to 0.
Very interesting uses ! I hope this will soon be integrated on consumer products. This seems really fun
make a synth midi controller where you can feel each semitone or youcan feel a gradient for continuous pitch alteration. like a theramin you can touch
This is really interesting!
The haptic keyboard idea seems really cool.
this is so cool
Very nice :)
Hell yeah
I want this!
very cool
Mid air haptics seams like a very good field of application for the technology. How sensitive are synthetic jets towards increased distances. Could it be said that by doubling the distance to the synjet the respective felt force is reduced by a half as well or is only like 25 percent that would be felt. Did you get any insights into this? Thanks :)
@FiglabCMU
2 ай бұрын
You can check our paper for the pressure/windspeed drop offs at distances away from the port
So cool! Which was your favorite demo?
@FiglabCMU
2 ай бұрын
Playing video games with the big sound box was pretty fun! But probably the most surprising one was the AR glasses, a lot of people really like that one
That's really cool. As the exciter appears to be a transducer, are they audible to the human ear when used?
@FiglabCMU
2 ай бұрын
We normally underdrive them at a low frequency to reduce audible noise
So it So it's a subwoofer using different frequencies and an aperture-like opening to induce a controllable airflow?
Very intersting, especialy the mid air haptic feed back for screenless devices. Intierly unrelated but, an Xbox controller for a Nintendo game?
Cool stuff. How high is the energy consumption of synthetic jets? Could these be used when pulsed for cooling purposes as well or would the air flow, respectively cooling effect be minimal?
@FiglabCMU
2 ай бұрын
Fairly low power consumption, you can check our paper for specific details. Could also be used like a fan for cooling, but synjets are definitely less power efficient than fans
@stefan-bayer
2 ай бұрын
@@FiglabCMUThanks for you reply. I appreciate it!
Interesting. An haptic alternative to typical vibration, which is annoying most of the times.
So you took this invention and glued a silicon layer on top for the button
@drdca8263
2 ай бұрын
I don’t think so. That one uses osmotic pumps, and a liquid, I think. This is sending bursts of air in a way that is coherent and directed. I think these are very different?
Can it be modified to operate without the need for electricity and complex consumer electronics ?
BOTW with the deactivated Xbox controller 😂😂
"With the right combination of stroke displacement, port geometry, and drive frequency, a jet of air is emitted" In my time we used to call that a 'queef'.
Using an xbox controller to play BotW.... hmmm. I smell ryujinx....