Strives: String-based Force Feedback for Automotive Engineering
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A string-based device called STRIVE provides low-cost, mobile force feedback for automotive VR, mounting on backpacks, controllers or fixtures and covering a 2 m workspace; one unit yields one pushing degree of freedom and multiple units scale DOF. A 10-month participatory study with 13 engineers yields 13 requirements; a five-case evaluation with 16 automotive VR experts reports mean utility 5.1/7, 14/16 would use it, and issues include solenoid noise and realism. string-based 180 N arresting force
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