SplineGrip: an eight degrees-of-freedom flexible haptic sculpting tool

Authors:
Pontus Olsson;Fredrik Nysjö;Björn Aneer;Stefan Seipel;Ingrid B. Carlbom
Affiliations:
Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden;Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden;Independent Artist, Stockholm, Sweden;Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden;Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden
Venue:
ACM SIGGRAPH 2013 Posters
Year:
2013

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Abstract

Haptic sculpting allows a designer to create virtual models with the aid of haptic feedback. Just as in real life sculpting, different tools are used to work the model into a desired shape. Several haptic sculpting tools appear in the literature. For example, [Gao 2006] proposes an ellipsoidal tool whose pose (position and orientation) is controlled by a six degrees-of-freedom (DOF) haptic device, and [McDonnell 2001] describes a set of modeling tools for virtual clay controlled by three DOF haptics.