HapLinkage: Prototyping Haptic Proxies for Virtual Hand Tools Using Linkage Mechanism
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HapLinkage presents a prototyping framework that builds physical haptic proxies for hand tools using linkage mechanisms, providing six linkage templates that cover the paper’s four motion types and five force profiles. A small actuating module with encoder and servo motor plus rubber-band restoration and a linear actuator produces resist, stop, release and vibration effects. Designs export via a FreeCAD plug-in for 3D printing and fabrication, and three expert designers confirm usefulness while noting servo force limits and no formal user studies.
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