Skin‐Integrated Vibrohaptic Interfaces for Virtual and Augmented Reality (Adv. Funct. Mater. 39/2021)
Yei Hwan Jung, Jae‐Hwan Kim, John A. Rogers
Abstract
Skin-Integrated Vibrohaptic Interfaces Haptic technologies add a sense of touch to visual and auditory queues, as the basis for advanced forms of virtual and augmented reality experiences. In article number 2008805, John A. Rogers, Yei Hwan Jung, and Jae-Hwan Kim present the recent progress in flexible, skin-integrated haptic interfaces that enable rapid, spatiotemporally programmed perceptions of touch, with an emphasis on emerging thin, flexible devices that can be gently laminated onto the skin at any set of locations across the body.
Topics & Concepts
Augmented realityHaptic technologyVirtual realityMaterials scienceSet (abstract data type)Interface (matter)Human–computer interactionComputer scienceNanotechnologySimulationComposite materialCapillary actionProgramming languageCapillary numberTactile and Sensory InteractionsTeleoperation and Haptic Systems