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Summary of Tactile User Interfaces Techniques and Systems

Abstract

Mental workload can be defined as the ratio of demand to allocated resources. Multiple- resource theory stresses the importance of distribution of tasks and information across various sensory channels of the human to reduce mental workload. One sensory channel that has been of interest since the late 1800s is touch. Unlike the more typical displays that target vision or hearing, tactile displays present information to the user s sense of touch. We present a summary of different methods for tactile display; historic and more recent systems that incorporate tactile display for information presentation; advantages and disadvantages of targeting the tactile channel; and future directions in tactile display research.

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Spirkovska, Lilly. 2004-09-22. Summary of Tactile User Interfaces Techniques and Systems. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20050156088

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