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SUMMARY:Emerging Technologies
DESCRIPTION:Emerging Technologies\n\nEmerging Technologies is a juried exh
 ibition within the Experience Hall that showcases the latest emerging and 
 innovative technologies that aim to improve our lives. There will also be 
 scheduled presentations for submitters to explain the concepts behind thes
 e new research innovations.\n\nThis year’s Emerging Technologies Theme is 
 the ‘New Normal’.\n\nMaking working and experiential prototypes is a cruci
 al step towards novel technological innovations. As such, the Emerging Tec
 hnologies program plays a vital role within SIGGRAPH and SIGGRAPH Asia in 
 driving the development of research communities and to make a great impact
  on the public.\n\nSome of the accepted Emerging Technologies works will r
 eceive Awards by the Emerging Technologies program committee members and r
 eviewers at the event venue. The quality of work, how they are presented a
 nd how attractive attendees view the works are criteria upon which each wo
 rk will be judged. The awards ceremony will take place right after the Tal
 ks Sessions.\n\nSeeing is Feeling: A Novel Haptic Display for Wearer-Obser
 ver Mutual Haptic Understanding\n\nHorie, Murata, Kashino, Inami\n\nWe pro
 pose a new haptic display that enables mutual understanding of haptic sens
 ation between the wearer and the observer. The system is composed of a par
 t that provides a haptic presentation and visualizes the skin deformation 
 and a mechanical structure that visually exaggerates the variation.\n\n---
 ------------------\nFloagent: Interaction with Mid-Air Image via Hidden Se
 nsors\n\nAndo, Koizumi\n\nFloagent is an interactive system that allows us
 ers to focus on a mid-air image without being aware of sensors.\nBy combin
 ing a hot mirror and a retroreflective transmissive optical element, Floag
 ent conceals the sensor from the users and they can perceive apparently ma
 gical images floating in the ai...\n\n---------------------\nTidal Space: 
 Interactive Home Installation for Work-From-Home Parents\n\nHuynh, Althaus
 , Kim\n\nTidal Space is an interactive installation for working from home 
 parents that aims to tackle the post-Covid issues present in home offices.
  It consists of motorized curtains and an acoustic panel that dynamically 
 reconfigure the home office based on the parent’s screen activity, incorpo
 rating ...\n\n---------------------\nTouchable Cooled Graphics: Midair 3D 
 Image with Noncontact Cooling Feedback using Ultrasound-Driven Mist Vapori
 zation\n\nMotoyama, Morisaki, Fujiwara, Makino, Shinoda\n\nWe propose a mi
 dair haptic-optic system providing cooling sensation via focused ultrasoun
 d.\nIn the demonstration, participants can feel a realistic cold sensation
  when they touch the 3D images of ice and other cold objects.\n\n---------
 ------------\nUltrasound-Driven Passive Haptic Actuator based on Amplifyin
 g Radiation Force using Simple Lever Mechanism\n\nMorisaki, Fujiwara, Maki
 no, Shinoda\n\nIn this demo, we introduce a passive haptic device remotely
  driven by airborne ultrasound. Participants can experience a lightweight 
 (6.2 g) passive haptic actuator worn on their fingertips. This device can 
 present a strong amplified force of 400 mN (40 gf) and low-frequency vibra
 tion in 45 ms.\n\n---------------------\nDirecting Tangible Controllers wi
 th Computer Vision and Beholder\n\nGyory, Ranjan, Yong, Zheng, Do\n\nBehol
 der is a computer vision toolkit for building physical interactive control
 lers. It transforms physical objects into functional computer interfaces t
 hrough computer vision markers. The Beholder editor enables designers to m
 ap such bespoke controllers to standard keyboard events, thereby connecti.
 ..\n\n---------------------\nE.S.P.: Extra-Sensory Puck in Air Hockey usin
 g the Projection-Based Illusion\n\nSato, Terashima, Nishida, Watanabe\n\nE
 .S.P. (Extra-Sensory Puck) provides a new experience by introducing optica
 l illusions to air hockey based on our high-speed projector-camera system.
  A solid puck randomly hit by a player is camouflaged to disappear on the 
 table and causes various physics-defying motions.\n\n---------------------
 \nLow-Latency Motion Transfer with Electromagnetic Actuation for Interpers
 onal Action\n\nTajima, Tanichi, Mohammad H., Kasahara\n\nWe introduce a lo
 w-latency motion transfer system using electromagnetic actuation for the u
 ser's joint action, which allows the users to share their quick actions li
 ke pushing the button with their fingers. With this system, we will discus
 s and demonstrate the further potential of the computer-orche...\n\n------
 ---------------\nAugmenting Everyday Objects into Personal Robotic Devices
 \n\nAbul Al, Kim\n\nWe introduce a series of augmented robots, smart domes
 tic devices that are augmented from everyday objects, leveraging personal 
 fabrication to assist daily essential interactions. Through user-demonstra
 tion of desired motions, 3D printed attachment mechanisms are auto-generat
 ed to build personal rob...\n\n---------------------\nHumanConQuad: Human 
 motion control of quadrupedal robots using deep reinforcement learning\n\n
 Kim, Sorokin, Lee, Ha\n\nOur technology demonstrates the quadrupedal robot
  control interface using the human user's motion. Our controller conveys t
 he real-time execution providing agility and flexibility of the control.\n
 \n---------------------\nQuadStretch: A Forearm-wearable Skin Stretch Disp
 lay for Immersive VR Experience\n\nShim, Kim, Lee, Kim, Lee\n\nQuadStretch
  is a lightweight and flexible forearm-wearable device for providing subst
 ituted skin-stretch feedback to express force on the arm. It can express t
 he directional sense of force accompanying arm movements without requiring
  a ground point. We present six demo scenarios, Boxing, Archery, Wi...\n\n
 \nRegistration Category: FULL ACCESS, EXPERIENCE PLUS ACCESS, EXPERIENCE A
 CCESS, ON-DEMAND ACCESS, TRADE EXHIBITOR\n\nFormat: IN-PERSON, ON-DEMAND
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