Dynamic shaping of multi-touch stimuli by programmable acoustic metamaterial

Thomas Daunizeau, Sinan Haliyo, David Gueorguiev, Vincent Hayward · Springer Science and Business Media LLC · 2025

A programmable acoustic metamaterial is used to dynamically shape multi-touch stimuli.

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The record concerns a programmable acoustic metamaterial intended to dynamically shape multi-touch stimuli. No abstract text is provided, so the specific mechanism, experimental or simulation details, and performance metrics are not available from the provided information. The work is best interpreted as a programmable, acoustic-structure approach to controlling how multiple touch-related inputs are translated into shaped acoustic responses.

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Not stated in the provided information (no abstract content). No information is provided about prototypes, testing, or deployment.

Key findings

  • Programmable acoustic metamaterial for dynamic shaping of multi-touch stimuli (as stated in the title).

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Publication

Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Publication date
September 29, 2025
Research type
Paper
License
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0

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