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    • Haptics and Tactile Feedback
    • Interactive Surfaces

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    • Traditional interactive surfaces lack rich haptic feedback, limiting natural user interaction.
    • Existing haptic technologies are often specialized and not easily integrated into multi-modal tabletop systems.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop and evaluate HapTable, a multi-modal interactive tabletop system integrating visual and advanced haptic feedback.
    • To explore the use of hybrid haptic technologies for gesture-based interaction on tabletop surfaces.

    Main Methods:

    • Hand pose registration using an infrared camera and gesture classification via a Support Vector Machine (SVM).
    • Integration of electromechanical (piezo patches) and electrostatic actuation for localized vibrotactile and frictional haptic feedback.
    • Characterization of tabletop vibration response using laser Doppler vibrometry to enable precise haptic rendering.

    Main Results:

    • Successful implementation of a hybrid haptic system combining vibrotactile and electrostatic actuation on a capacitive touchscreen.
    • Demonstration of localized vibrotactile feedback for static gestures and frictional feedback for dynamic gestures.
    • User studies validating applications for virtual flow detection and virtual knob manipulation with haptic feedback.

    Conclusions:

    • HapTable presents a unique hybrid haptic technology for interactive tabletops, enhancing gesture-based interactions.
    • The system opens new possibilities for haptic feedback on various touch surfaces, including mobile devices.
    • Potential applications span data visualization, user interfaces, gaming, entertainment, and education.