A Novel 2 DOF Haptic Device for Gunnery Training

Mo Yuan Zhou; Guan Yang Liu; Ke Ke Lu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.346.241

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A Novel 2 DOF Haptic Device for Gunnery Training

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Graphic interface and auditory interface has been introduced in Tank training system applied in the army before. A novel 2 Degree of freedom haptic device was designed to improve the gunnery training effect. This paper presents the design of a spherical 2 DOF device that can be used as gunnery station. The design procedure includes the requirement analysis, the selection of the actuator, sensor and transmission, and structure design.

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Mo Yuan Zhou, Guan Yang Liu, Ke Ke Lu

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Gunnery Training, Haptic Device, Skill Training

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