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Dynamic thread for real-time knot-tying

Wang, Fei
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Burdet, Etienne
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Dhanik, Ankur
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2005
Proceedings of First Joint Eurohaptics Conference and IEEE Haptics Symposium (WHC'05)
First Joint Eurohaptics Conference and IEEE Haptics Symposium (WHC'05)

Real-time simulation of knot-tying with visual and force feedback is essential to VR surgery training. We present a physics-based simulator that enables realistic knot tying at haptic speed. The virtual thread obeys Newton's laws and behaves naturally. The model covers mechanical properties of real thread such as stretching, compressing, bending and twisting, contact forces with self and the environment, and gravity. Its structure has essential advantages over geometrically based approaches.

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conference paper
DOI
10.1109/WHC.2005.44
Author(s)
Wang, Fei
Burdet, Etienne
Dhanik, Ankur
Poston, Tim
Lim, KM
Teo, CL
Date Issued

2005

Published in
Proceedings of First Joint Eurohaptics Conference and IEEE Haptics Symposium (WHC'05)
Start page

507

End page

508

Subjects

VR

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real-time

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knot-tying

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REVIEWED

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EPFL

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First Joint Eurohaptics Conference and IEEE Haptics Symposium (WHC'05)

Pisa, Italy

2005

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December 4, 2007
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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/handle/20.500.14299/15256
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