Presentation / Installation


Magic Pot (2012): Perception-Based Shape Display Using Visual-Haptic Interaction
SessionBlasts From the Past
Description"Magic Pot" was first shown at SIGGRAPH 2012, and is an interactive system that utilizes the haptic illusion to change the perceived shape of a physical object touched by a bare hand. The system warps space to match the difference in shape between the CG object and the real object, and further adjusts the position and shape of the displayed hand in real time, thereby it renders visual feedback that evokes a cross-modal effect between haptics and vision and can affect the perceived shape. In particular, it can significantly alter the perception of the global shape of an object, such as its convexity, concavity, and size.
Contributors
Yuki Ban
The University of Tokyo
Takuji Narumi
The University of Tokyo
Tomohiro Tanikawa
The University of Tokyo
Michitaka Hirose
The University of Tokyo
Event Type
History
TimeWednesday, 9 August 202310am - 6pm PDT
LocationWest Hall A, Back of Exhibition Hall
Session Time & Location
Tuesday, 8 August 202310am - 6pm PDTWest Hall A, Back of Exhibition Hall
Wednesday, 9 August 202310am - 6pm PDTWest Hall A, Back of Exhibition Hall
Thursday, 10 August 202310am - 4pm PDTWest Hall A, Back of Exhibition Hall
Interest Areas
New Technologies
Keywords
Augmented Reality
Haptics
Registration Categories
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FCS
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EO
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