Stability Analysis and Improvement of Virtual Wall Model

Jia Lu Li; Ai Guo Song; Xiao Rui Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.464.183

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Stability Analysis and Improvement of Virtual Wall Model

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Sampled-data system’s nature is the main factor that causes virtual wall to demonstrate active (non-passive) behavior, destroying the illusion of reality. To enhance the stability of haptic rendering by virtual wall model, a novel spring-impulse model based on energy conversation and momentum conversation is proposed. In the model, an impulse in the opposite direction of avatar’s velocity is exerted on avatar at the instant from inner of virtual wall back to balance position during unstable state. This resistant forces eliminate extra work to reduce the non-passive behaviors of the haptic system, which lead to improved realistic rigid perceptions and system stability. The experiments have verified the effectiveness of our spring-impulse method in a virtual stiff-wall prototype system via a Phantom Omni haptic device.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 464)

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Jia Lu Li, Ai Guo Song, Xiao Rui Zhang

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Haptic Display, Spring-Impulse Model, Stability, Virtual Wall Model

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