Geomagic Touch
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Geomagic Touch
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Superusers
- Ivan Penskiy (ipenskiy@umd.edu)
Overview
Geomagic Touch is a haptic device from 3D Systems. It is a motorized device that applies force feedback on the user’s hand, allowing them to feel and "touch" virtual 3D-objects when manipulating them on-screen.
Location
Brendan Iribe Center (Bldg. 432), room 0116.Physical specifications
| Workspace (W x H x D) | 6.4 x 4.8 x 2.8 in (160 x 120 x 70 mm) |
| Nominal position resolution | >450 dpi (~0.055 mm) |
| Maximum exertable force | 3.3 N |
| Force feedback (DOF) | x, y, z |
| Position sensing (DOF) | x, y, z (encoders) roll, pitch, yaw (+-5% linearity potentiometers) |
| Stiffness | x > 1.26 N/mm y > 2.31 N/mm z > 1.02 N/mm |
Video demonstration
The following videos demonstrate capabilities and the some aspects of operating the Geomagic Touch haptic device:Important reminders
- Be generally careful when working with the haptic device
Operational procedures
TBD
Gaining access to equipment
Contact the lab manager (Ivan Penskiy (ipenskiy@umd.edu).