IrukaTact is a submersible haptic search glove that assists the location of sunken objects inspired by dolphin echolocation (Iruka in Japanese). The system ...

Describe what you made. IrukaTact is a submersible haptic search glove that assists in the location of sunken objects. It is inspired by dolphin (iruka in ...

IrukaTact is a submersible haptic search glove that assists the location of sunken objects inspired by dolphin echolocation (Iruka in Japanese). The system ...

IrukaTact is an open source assistive underwater glove that translates ultrasonic range finding data into haptic feedback. This paper describes the ...

IrukaTact is a submersible haptic search glove that assists the location of sunken objects inspired by dolphin echolocation (Iruka in Japanese).

Jan 14, 2016 · Two Japanese researchers created IrukaTact, a portable sonar that lets your fingers detect objects up to two feet away.

Dec 28, 2015 · Inspired by the dolphin, IrukaTact (iruka means 'dolphin' in Japanese) uses echolocation to detect objects below the water, and provides ...

Dec 29, 2015 · It's a submersible haptic feedback glove that lets users "feel" what's below the surface, without having to dive down to actually touch it.

Dec 30, 2015 · The IrukaTact can help with navigation in flooded environments when it's difficult to see. The closer one is to an object, the greater the ...

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