Exploring Smart Factory Innovations in the Aviation Industry: A Focus on Tactile Presentation Devices
Aviation Industry Corp of China Secures Patent for Tactile Presentation Device Revolutionizing User Experience
In a groundbreaking development, Aviation Industry Corp of China has been granted a patent for a tactile presentation device that promises to redefine user experience in the aviation industry. The patent, with Publication Number US11966514B2, introduces a cutting-edge device equipped with innovative features to provide users with a unique sensory experience.
The tactile presentation device comprises a panel, a vibration generator, and a driving control device. What sets this device apart is its ability to create a standing wave in the target area of the panel, enhancing tactile feedback for users. By strategically incorporating specific vibration reflection rates at different ends of the panel, the device optimizes the user experience, ensuring a seamless interaction.
Moreover, the patent reveals additional features such as multiple supporting members with varying elastic modulus and viscosity, allowing for customized tactile feedback tailored to individual preferences. The driving control device is programmed to determine touch positions and generate standing waves with nodes to enhance or suppress tactile feedback as needed, ensuring a personalized and immersive experience for users.
With configurations that include multiple vibration generators and supporting members, the device offers versatility in tactile presentation options, catering to a wide range of user preferences. This innovation underscores Aviation Industry Corp of China’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of technology and enhancing user engagement in the aviation sector.
For more insights on Aviation Industry Corp of China and its innovative patents, interested parties can access GlobalData’s detailed report on the company. This patent represents a significant milestone in the company’s journey towards revolutionizing user experience in the aviation industry, setting a new standard for tactile presentation devices.