A realtime and direct-touch interaction for 3D woven cultural artifact exhibition
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We propose a realtime and direct-touch interaction system for 3D woven cultural artifact exhibition. Our system enables to exhibit the cultural artifact at high-definition and enables realtime and direct-touch interaction based on our texture-based haptic modeling and rendering techniques. In our techniques, the reaction force is changed according to the pixel value of the 2D texture images of the 3D model surface on the screen.
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