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Novel Input and Output opportunities using an Implanted Magnet

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In this case study, we discuss how an implanted magnet can support novel forms of input and output. By measuring the relative position between the magnet and an on-body device, local position of the device can be used for input. Electromagnetic fields can actuate the magnet to provide output by means of in-vivo haptic feedback. Traditional tracking options would struggle tracking the input methods we suggest, and the in-vivo sensations of vibration provided as output differ from the experience of vibrations applied externally - our data suggests that in-vivo vibrations are mediated by different receptors than external vibration. As the magnet can be easily tracked as well as actuated it provides opportunities for encoding information as material experiences.

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    AHs '20: Proceedings of the Augmented Humans International Conference
    March 2020
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