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most citedIntensity-Adjustable Non-contact Cold Sensation Presentation Based on the Vortex Effect

11 citations · 33 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

cs.HC20242 cited

HeatFlicker: A Virtual Campfire System Utilizing Flickering Thermal Illusions by Asymmetric Vibrations

Takato Ito, Takeshi Tanabe, Shoichi Hasegawa +2

In recent years, thermal feedback has emerged as a significant sensory modality in virtual reality. However, the concept of conveying the sensation of thermal movement remains larg…

cs.HC20242 cited

DynaPain: Moving Flame Beetle with Dynamic Pain Illusion Adapting Apparent Movement to Thermal Grill Illusion

Souta Mizuno, Jiayi Xu, Shoichi Hasegawa +2

Pain sensation presentation with movable sensory position is important to imitate the pain caused by objects in motion and the pain corresponding to a person's movements. We aimed…

cs.HC202311 cited

Integration of Independent Heat Transfer Mechanisms for Non-Contact Cold Sensation Presentation With Low Residual Heat

Jiayi Xu, Shoichi Hasegawa, Kiyoshi Kiyokawa +2

Thermal sensation is crucial to enhancing our comprehension of the world and enhancing our ability to interact with it. Therefore, the development of thermal sensation presentation…

cs.HC20234 cited

Spatially Continuous Non-Contact Cold Sensation Presentation Based on Low-Temperature Airflows

Koyo Makino, Jiayi Xu, Akiko Kaneko +2

Our perception of cold enriches our understanding of the world and allows us to interact with it. Therefore, the presentation of cold sensations will be beneficial in improving the…

physics.med-ph20233 cited

2D Slice-driven Physics-based 3D Motion Estimation Framework for Pancreatic Radiotherapy

Yuki Hara, Noriyuki Kadoya, Naoto Mitsume +4

Pancreatic diseases are difficult to treat with high doses of radiation, as they often present both periodic and aperiodic deformations. Nevertheless, we expect that these difficul…

cs.HC202211 cited

Intensity-Adjustable Non-contact Cold Sensation Presentation Based on the Vortex Effect

Jiayi Xu, Shunsuke Yoshimoto, Naoto Ienaga +1

Cold sensations of varying intensities are perceived when human skin is subject to diverse environments. The accurate presentation of temperature changes is important to elicit imm…