An Accessible Platform for Exploring Haptic Interactions with Co-located Capacitive and Piezoresistive Sensors
Adrian Freed, David Wessel

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Adrian Freed, David Wessel. "An Accessible Platform for Exploring Haptic Interactions with Co-located Capacitive and Piezoresistive Sensors". TEI 2015, ACM (ed.), January, 2015.

Abstract
This paper introduces an open research platform for exploring haptic interactions with co-located, capacitive and piezoresistive sensors. The solution uses readily available material, hardware and software components and allows for experiments on many system levels from low-level material concerns up to high-level sensor fusion software. This provides the HCI community with a platform to accelerate explorations of the many applications that have opened up of sensor fusion in haptic interaction.

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  Adrian Freed, David Wessel. "An Accessible Platform for
  Exploring Haptic Interactions with Co-located Capacitive and
  Piezoresistive Sensors". TEI 2015, ACM (ed.), January,
  2015.

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  @inproceedings{FreedWessel15_AccessiblePlatformForExploringHapticInteractionsWith,
      author = {Adrian Freed and David Wessel},
      title = {An Accessible Platform for Exploring Haptic
                Interactions with Co-located Capacitive and
                Piezoresistive Sensors},
      booktitle = {TEI 2015},
      editor = {ACM},
      month = {January},
      year = {2015},
      abstract = {This paper introduces an open research platform
                for exploring haptic interactions with co-located,
                capacitive and piezoresistive sensors. The
                solution uses readily available material, hardware
                and software components and allows for experiments
                on many system levels from low-level material
                concerns up to high-level sensor fusion software.
                This provides the HCI community with a platform to
                accelerate explorations of the many applications
                that have opened up of sensor fusion in haptic
                interaction.},
      URL = {http://terraswarm.org/pubs/456.html}
  }
  

Posted by Adrian Freed on 10 Nov 2014.