FLASAR, Jan. Interaction Techniques for Object Selection/Manipulation in Non-Immersive Virtual Environments with Force Feedback. In Eurohaptics 2001 - Conference Proceedings. Birmingham, The United Kingdom: The University of Birmingham, 2001, p. 113-118. Education Technology-Research Paper Series,ETRP 12. ISBN 1463-9394.
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Original name Interaction Techniques for Object Selection/Manipulation in Non-Immersive Virtual Environments with Force Feedback
Authors FLASAR, Jan.
Edition Birmingham, The United Kingdom, Eurohaptics 2001 - Conference Proceedings, p. 113-118, Education Technology-Research Paper Series,ETRP 12, 2001.
Publisher The University of Birmingham
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Original language English
Type of outcome Proceedings paper
Field of Study 20200 2.2 Electrical engineering, Electronic engineering, Information engineering
Country of publisher United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Confidentiality degree is not subject to a state or trade secret
RIV identification code RIV/00216224:14330/01:00004647
Organization unit Faculty of Informatics
ISBN 1463-9394
Keywords in English 3D interaction techniques; 3D user interface; virtual environment; selection and manipulation techniques; haptics; force feedback; PHANToM
Tags 3D interaction techniques, 3D user interface, force feedback, haptics, PHANToM, selection and manipulation techniques, virtual environment
Changed by Changed by: RNDr. Jan Flasar, Ph.D., učo 3562. Changed: 13/11/2001 18:04.
Abstract
The interaction techniques (ITs) that are used for object selection/manipulation are very important for easier and faster user interaction with objects in virtual environment (VE). Although research in this area is very intensive, few works are interested in possibility to combine these techniques with force feedback. In this paper we present short review of ITs for immersive VE. We discuss the possibilities to apply these ITs in non-immersive virtual environment with force feedback. We also show advantages and disadvantages of force feedback in VE and we try to adapt the methods to provide with better interaction.
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GV201/98/K041, research and development projectName: HCILAB - Laboratoř interakcí člověka s počítačem
Investor: Czech Science Foundation, HCILAB - Human-Computer Interactions Laboratory
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