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Perception of
Mobile Device Vibrations
Korea HCI Conference 2009
Haptics Tutorial
Haptics and Virtual Reality Laboratory
POSTECH
Seungmoon Choi, Ph. D.
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Overview
(Very) Basics of Vibrotactile Perception
Physical Characteristics
Absolute Detection Thresholds
Perceived Intensity
Perceptual Space
Perceptually Transparent Rendering
Graphical Authoring Tools
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Approaches in Perception Research
Psychophysics
– What are the smallest stimulus intensities that the human skin can sense
for various stimulus conditions?
– How does perceived stimulus magnitude increases as stimulus intensity
increases?
Neurophysiology
– What organs in the skin sense tactile stimuli?
– How is the sensed information transmitted to the brain?
– What parts of the brain processes the information?
Methods from both fields are often used together
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Mechanoreceptor Characteristics
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Merkel DiskMeissner
Corpuscle
Ruffini
Cylinder
Pacinian
Corpuscle
Location
Border between
the epidermis and
the dermis
Just below the
epidermisIn the dermis
Deeper in the
dermis
Frequency
Range0.3 – 3 Hz 3 – 40 Hz 15 – 400 Hz 10 – 500 Hz
Perceiving
PropertyPressure Flutter Stretching Vibration
Receptive
Field SizeSmall Small Large Large
Sensory
AdaptationSA1 RA1 SA2 RA2
Neural
ChannelNP III NP I NP II PC
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Vibration Motor
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Widely used as a vibration actuator for mobile devices
Structure of a coin-type vibration motor
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I/O Characteristics
Input
– Voltage applied to a vibration
motor
Output
– Sinusoidal vibration with correlated
amplitude and frequency
– Vibration direction is omni-
directional
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Cellular phone used in the study
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Vibration Example
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Vibration acceleration (v=2.5V) Power spectrum (v=2.5V)
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Vibration Frequency and Amplitude
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Voltage vs. Frequency Voltage vs. Acceleration Amplitude
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Vibration Amplitude and Power
Consumption
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Voltage vs. Position Amplitude Voltage vs. Power
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Voice Coil Actuator
Consists of a coil and an iron core.
Coil moves in a magnetic field produced by a permanent magnet and
intensified by an iron core.
The coil is usually attached a movable load.
Frequency and amplitude of vibration are independent.
Applications
The diaphragm of an audio speaker
The read-write head of a computer disk drive.
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<Voice Coil Structure>
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Example VBW32 (Tactaid)
Consists of coil and magnet mounted on the flat spring.
Controlled by AC signals.
Frequency range: 250Hz nominal.
Amplitude range: 50dB above detection threshold.
Transient response: 5ms.
<VBW32> <Structure of VBW32>
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Characteristics of Voice Coil Actuator
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Can provide a tactile waveform of an arbitrary shape.
The range of usable frequency and amplitude is fairly limited.
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Frequency Response Example
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0.02
0.04
0.06
0.08
0.1
0.12
0.14
0.16
100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275
테이블 손-약하게
손-강하게
Frequency (Hz)
Frequency Response (Z축)
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Related Concepts
Absolute Detection Thresholds (AL)
– The stimuli intensity that is barely perceivable
– Corresponds to “zero” in the perceptual dimension
Sensation Level (SL)
– A measure that indicates how large a signal is
compared to its detection threshold
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)(log20 LevelSensation
vAL
vApos
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Apparatus
A vibration motor or a
voice-coil motor cannot
be used for measuring
ALs.
The shaker system can
create vibrotactile
stimuli in a wide
dynamic range.
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Mini-Shaker System
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Related Concepts
Perceived magnitude (intensity)
– The magnitude of sensation perceived by the observer from a proximal stimulus
Psychophysical magnitude function
– A relationship between stimulus intensity and judged perceived magnitude
Absolute magnitude estimation
– A subjects tells a number of stimulus intensity without any standard stimulus (modulus).
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Psychophysical Magnitude Function
Measured with the Cellular Phone
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The increasing pattern well matches to that of the SL curve.
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Comparison of Perceived Inteisty
Between Cellular Phone and Shaker
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Cellular Phone
Mini-Shaker
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Comparison of Perceived Intensity
Between Voice Coil Actuator and Shaker
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Related Concepts
Perceptually Transparent Rendering
Can we do this for vibration rendering in a
mobile device with perceived magnitude as a
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Pairwise Discriminability of Vibrations
Driven with Two Voltages
Averages of All Levels
Averages of Adjacent Levels
Only
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Thank you!
Questions and comments can be addressed to:
-Seungmoon Choi, Ph.D., [email protected]
More information is at http://hvr.postech.ac.kr.
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