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==Eric's Comments== | ==Eric's Comments== | ||
Other people have also been inspired by the wired article, see for instance the other Eric: [http://www.exothermia.net/monkeys_and_robots/2009/02/04/on-the-haptic-compass/ On the Haptic Compass] - I've worn this belt and it's actually very intuitive. Note that he used 12 motors. There are many helpful links to parts (sensors, cables, vibrators, Arduinos, etc) in both the article and the comments. | Other people have also been inspired by the wired article, see for instance the other Eric: [http://www.exothermia.net/monkeys_and_robots/2009/02/04/on-the-haptic-compass/ On the Haptic Compass] - I've worn this belt and it's actually very intuitive. Note that he used 12 motors. There are many helpful links to parts (sensors, cables, vibrators, Arduinos, etc) in both the article and the comments. I am especially intrigued by Todd's idea of a <i>"“foveated” motor distribution, where you have, say, three motors spaced narrowly across the forehead/belly, and the rest spread out around the less crucial sides and back. This might give you high accuracy where it counts (at the leading edge of most movement) without sacrificing too much function along the rest of the arc."</i> | ||
==Hack Notes== | ==Hack Notes== | ||
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[[Hack_Notes_CVA_090411|April 11, 2009]] | [[Hack_Notes_CVA_090411|April 11, 2009]] | ||
[[Category:Sensebridge]] | [[Category:Sensebridge]] |