Soft materials possess several distinctive characteristics, such as controllable deformation,
infinite degrees of freedom, and self‐assembly, which make them promising candidates for …

Augmented reality (AR) applications have gained much research and industry attention.
Moreover, the mobile counterpart—mobile augmented reality (MAR) is one of the most …

Pressure sensing is highly demanding in wearable devices, robotics, and artificial
intelligence, whereas it is still a big challenge to develop a pressure sensor with an excellent …

This paper introduces Tacttoo, a feel-through interface for electro-tactile output on the user's
skin. Integrated in a temporary tattoo with a thin and conformal form factor, it can be applied …

We introduce DextrES, a flexible and wearable haptic glove which integrates both
kinesthetic and cutaneous feedback in a thin and light form factor (weight is less than 8g) …

Recent technological development has led to the invention of different designs of haptic
devices, electromechanical devices that mediate communication between the user and the …

Magneto-rheological elastomers (MREs) are functional materials that can be actuated by
applying an external magnetic field. MREs comprise a composite of hard magnetic particles …

Haptic feedback is known to enhance the realism of an individual's interactions with objects
in virtual environments. Wearable haptic devices, such as vibrotactile sleeves or armbands …

We introduce Springlets, expressive, non-vibrating mechanotactile interfaces on the skin.
Embedded with shape memory alloy springs, we implement Springlets as thin and flexible …

Virtual and augmented reality headsets are making significant progress in audio-visual
immersion and consumer adoption. However, their haptic immersion remains low, due in …