Method for collision simulation in virtual hand interaction based on skeletal models
LI Yi1,2, LUO Jian-xun1, CHEN Wei-dong1, ZHENG Xiao-xiang1
1. Qiushi Academy for Advanced Studies, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310027, China;2. College of
Information Technology, Zhejiang Chinese Medical University, Hangzhou 310053, China
A simple collision simulation method was proposed based on current methods in order to provide visually and physically realistic feedback of hand movement in hand related neural interface research. The method used a model combined of both solid and deformable objects to keep consistency between physical and visual data in simulation. Experimental results show that the method is valid in providing visually correct results conforming physical rules without penetration. The simulation results are stable and effective for providing visual feedback in such hand related neural interface researches．
LI Yi, LUO Jian-xun, CHEN Wei-dong, ZHENG Xiao-xiang. Method for collision simulation in virtual hand interaction based on skeletal models. J4, 2014, 48(1): 105-112.
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