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Can the sense of touch be harnessed with technology? The field of haptics explores the revolutionary: interactive touch technology. At TEDYouth 2012, Katherine Kuchenbecker discusses how haptics has the potential to change fields as disparate as museums, dentistry, and stroke rehabilitation.
Talk by Katherine Kuchenbecker.
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I am blown away by the cool things technology is starting to develop. I can't wait to see how all this progresses.
You're touching upon a very fascinating topic, that many people are unaware of. We tend to focus on sights and words, and often completely ignore the tactile/kinaesthetic side of life.
I've had this interest for a while, and it has helped me a lot with dancing, and feeling much better in my body. It never occurred to me that you can use it with technology.
the possibilitys are truly magnificent with this kind of technology! keep it up Katherine and students
this is awesome. It great potential also for the vision impaired as the sense of touch is an extremely important sense
I love the parrot on your team!
Also love the tech direction...
This is a truly game changing technology which will play an integral role in the further development of VR and shrinking the gap between the physical world and the virtual world
Fascinating!
Amazing!
MARVELOUS!!!
here, take this Medal!
So awesome!
what a great presentation! I would love to be there watching it in person but the video works as well hahahaha
Awesome and very important. ...
Amazing idea...
i love this woman :)
Amazing
wow amazing
That it cool :)! Welldone!
awesome technology!
Still hope that a nerve gear is possible... if you know what i'm talking about you feel the same way. recording vibrations and how things feel would be very important to making the device work.
So with this everyone can be a great guitarist or pianist in near future?
awesome
If you can simulate painting on a canvas surface or something with a pen device you should market that to fund all your other projects. I think a lot of artists are in halves about using smart pads to paint because they don't like the sensation of slick surfaces.
That is very interesting.
awsome
i wonder if you could develop tele-haptography, where one uses light (generally em waves) and pulses of light to record textures and a materials hardness
could this system be equivalent to that pen she showed at the beggining?
remmeber that scene from daredevil where the girl is in the rain and the daredevil guy can see her face from the sound of the water hitting her face? maybe one could use sound too
So can you feel metallic surfaces with this?
here, not available download option, before it's available, presently remove the option why?
please it can updated this option
To make the point a little more clear. Consider the dentist example. It would be so much cheaper to simply injection mold fake teeth that exhibit the characteristics you want (softness for cavities). As for dance, haptics might be slightly useful, but I doubt it will catch on. An instant reply with a visual (or just the live visual) suffices. And if someone had the money for all the fancy haptic equipment, they would have just gotten a personal trainer. I would be happy to hear your response.
far from it, while this technology helps with getting used to the surface texture, guitars and pianos require positional data which cant be learnt without practice. all it might do is make learning instrument tuning easier, since you relate the tension of the string to the sound
even so, i digress, the above hypothesis is based on the demo and current tech, most likely over time the simulations become more accurate and include more sensations outside of texture
kewl
Uhm, is that a parrot among the students in the top right corner at 6:16?
The future of weapons and sex toys... and weaponized sex toys.
Oh we're gonna do that as soon as we get the chance, people are already working on it.
Made me think of the Spoke word by Marshall Davis Jones : "Touchscreen"
"Maybe one day our technology will be advanced enough to make us Human again."
Instead of sequestering this information from me.
Until after i teach myself about this through numerous mistakes.
You could have posted this years ago.
And I'd have known what to have looked for
This interesting subject is about something that enables us to work in the dark too.
Please deinterlace videos before uploading kthxbye. If you view these videos in 1080p you get combs when viewed in 1080 and even worse waves if you view it another resolution.
what about a computer mouse that can adapt do different touch feelings
THAT IS SO COOL!!!
She is smart as well as beautiful !
For ps5
but i guess, our mind plays more important role in preparing itself , even before we touch anything...an example is when we touch anything that is from opposite sex...or anything that we perceive as dangerous...not very good examples through
I thought she was going to say "as an engineer, I built a rock-cat-bunny."
what about liquids gas... and semi solid ??? GAS?? anyways good for us in many ways, overall haptics is cool tech.
.....................yes, just yes.
What is the parrot's job?
Also she got my hopes up with the force detector.. Also, she hasn't heard of the N64 Rumble Pack? This technology is pretty old, but good to see it finally being used in the medical industry.
After noticing all the other comments I had to remark respectfully pornography / sexual aids isn't a bad idea either in all seriousness. Pornography funded the internet, sold VCR and DVD players, and I have heard some theorize the drive for better pornography fuels technology, and of coarse all the money.
And to add, put the focus not on haptics. The focus - if money means anything - should be about integrating small bits of haptics into things people use everyday. And then use haptics sparingly.
The haptic devices in cell phones and tablets have a market. The haptic devices in narrow fields in the medical world, barely have a market. Please focus on bringing the cost down to a few dollars for simple devices rather than massive complex ones. But good luck with your research nonetheless.
Cool! That can make 4D movies not just spill some water on your face.
Penny learned science
How much coffee did she drink?
Giving public talks like this is one of the hardest tasks for scientists and engineers. You have a strictly limited time slot, yet you have to present years of research, in a way the general public understands it. This is the way you advertize your field, this is how you reach for funding.
At the end she shows a photo of her students: Most likely every one of them has written a thesis also she and her colleagues has written several research papers on haptics. That's basicaly thousands of pages summarized in a 6 minute talk. You don't need coffie to talk fast in such a situation.
@@powertomato One of the best replies I have read!
Still none 7years ago :(
The ps5 controller will have it.
One can only imagine the possibilities for laparoscopic/robotic surgery. And porn.
I'm so happy I have my dad's teeth, he got his first cavity at the age of 45, I have yet to have anything wrong with mine. That tooth they showed looked disgusting.
woah 5:11 what the hells wrong with his legs
nintendo nx va atener esta tecnologia
this is wonderfull, the applications are endless.....and porn
Matrix here we come..
hahahahaa lol
Probably a class pet.
Marry me? Hahaha
wtf is going on with her hands/ the camera? xD
already exists.. fleshlights
damn bro, slow down, smoke a joint and take a stroll thru nature.
first up, the porn industry. its so damn wet...
Here lies the beginning of the Matrix.
.........,...................no just no
This woman is hella hot.
Is it only me or is there others annoyed by her insincerity.
Please explain
kind of joke...