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Reducing Discomfort in Driving Simulators: Motion Cueing for Motion Sickness Mitigation
Varun Kotian, Riender Happee, Barys Shyrokau
Driving simulators are increasingly used in research and development. However, simulators often cause motion sickness due to downscaled motion and unscaled veridical visuals. In th…
Sliding Speed Influences Electrovibration-Induced Finger Friction Dynamics on Touchscreens
Jagan K Balasubramanian, Daan M Pool, Yasemin Vardar
Electrovibration technology enables tactile texture rendering on capacitive touchscreens by modulating friction between the finger and the screen through electrostatic attraction f…
FITS: Ensuring Safe and Effective Touchscreen Use in Moving Vehicles
Daan M. Pool, Yasemin Vardar
Touch interfaces are replacing physical buttons, dials, and switches in the new generation of cars, aircraft, and vessels. However, vehicle vibrations and accelerations perturb fin…
Impact of whole-body vibrations on electrovibration perception varies with target stimulus duration
Jan D. A. Vuik, Daan M. Pool, Y. Vardar
This study explores the impact of whole-body vibrations induced by external vehicle perturbations, such as aircraft turbulence, on the perception of electrovibration displayed on t…
Modelling individual motion sickness accumulation in vehicles and driving simulators
Varun Kotian, Daan M. Pool, Riender Happee
Users of automated vehicles will move away from being drivers to passengers, preferably engaged in other activities such as reading or using laptops and smartphones, which will str…