@inproceedings{b3ac15e43eac4d30b2efbcbf66368196,
title = "Exciting but Comfortable: Applying Haptic Feedback to Stabilized Action-Cam Videos",
abstract = "Videos recorded with action cameras let viewers experience extreme activities from a safe environment. Unfortunately, these videos can be uncomfortable to watch due to intense camera shaking, and video stabilization limits the experience of motion. Here we propose using vibrotactile feedback to preserve the feeling of motion in first-person view videos that have been stabilized. First, we created vibrations from camera motion estimates for two vibrotactile actuators that emphasize the feelings of turns and jumps. Then, we conducted a pilot user study to assess viewers perception of motion in stabilized videos with and without vibrotactile feedback. We observed that motion vibrations added to a stable video did not preserve the motion intensity ratings of a raw video without vibrations. We also observed that motion vibrations had a significant effect on comfort and satisfaction, and that video stabilization did not have a significant effect on the perceived synchronization between a stable video and vibrations generated from the original video.",
keywords = "Camera motion, Vibrotactile, Video stabilization",
author = "Daniel Gongora and Hikaru Nagano and Masashi Konyo and Satoshi Tadokoro",
year = "2019",
month = jan,
day = "1",
doi = "10.1007/978-981-13-3194-7_64",
language = "English",
isbn = "9789811331930",
series = "Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering",
publisher = "Springer Verlag",
pages = "287--293",
editor = "Masashi Konyo and Dongjun Lee and Sang-Youn Kim and Ki-Uk Kyung and Hiroyuki Kajimoto",
booktitle = "Haptic Interaction - Perception, Devices and Algorithms, 2018",
note = "3rd International AsiaHaptics Conference, 2018 ; Conference date: 14-11-2018 Through 16-11-2018",
}