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IJVR
2007
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13 years 7 months ago
Affective Multimodal Control of Virtual
—In this paper we report about the use of computer generated affect to control body and mind of cognitively modeled virtual characters. We use the computational model of affect A...
Martin Klesen, Patrick Gebhard
AIIA
2007
Springer
14 years 1 months ago
A 3D Virtual Model of the Knee Driven by EMG Signals
A 3D virtual model of the human lower extremity has been developed for the purpose of examining how the neuromuscular system controls the muscles and generates the desired movement...
Massimo Sartori, Gaetano Chemello, Enrico Pagello
CA
2000
IEEE
14 years 1 days ago
A Thin Shell Volume for Modeling Human Hair
Hair-to-hair interaction is often ignored in human hair modeling, due to its computational and algorithmic complexity. In this paper, we present our experimental approach to simul...
Tae-Yong Kim 0002, Ulrich Neumann
SMC
2007
IEEE
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14 years 1 months ago
Modeling operator performance for error analysis
— Existing human performance taxonomies which mostly can answer the question “what factors could affect the result” rather than “why it happened”, are usually used to ana...
Alexander M. Yemelyanov
HAPTICS
2008
IEEE
14 years 2 months ago
Haptic Rendering of Actuated Mechanisms by Active Admittance Control
Abstract. Virtual Prototyping with haptic feedback offers great benefits in the development process of actuated systems. We present a generic control scheme for the haptic render...
Michael Strolz, Martin Buss