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 Volume/Strength
This
slider controls the strength of the force feedback effects and the
sound volume generated by iFeelPixel. Adjust this slider to the
desired level. All the way down is 10% (Minimum value), all the
way up is 100% (Maximum value).
Immersion
plugin limitation: some tactile effects (i.e. compounds,
etc...) doesn't change gain.
Helpful alternative: also, you can customize the sensation
and strength of all effects within Immersion
TouchWare Desktop through the 
TouchWare
control panel or within
Logitech
Profiler through the
Global
Device Settings.
If you do not hear any sound being played or you do not feel any
sensations on your TouchSense
device, consult the iFeelPixel troubleshooting
section for assistance. Most effects will only play once per detection
but some are designed to repeat.
 Comfort guidelines
Whether you're working on your computer all day or surfing the web
all night,
pressure on your wrists adds up. Over time this can cause pain in
your wrist or arms.
One Simple advice:
Lower the strength of vibration
and take "a 15-minute break for every hour"
 Note: iFeelPixel™ has no responsibility about the RSI (Repetitive Strain Injuries)
or Carpal Tunnel disease. If you feel a tingling sensation in hand or carpal tunnel syndrome symptoms. Please take a break Right now! We want preserve your health.
Nobody is immune to RSI, a vibrating device must be used properly.
For more information:
Please download
Comfort
Guidelines by
Logitech.
RSIGuard is an integrated approach to preventing and managing repetitive strain injury (RSI).
Rehabilitation
based on proprioceptive
"One interesting point regarding training also applies to another
potential use, rehabilitation. A haptic
device isn't passive; it can take a users' fingers, hands, or
limbs and move them. For training, this means that someone could
be taught to play the piano by having their fingers moved for them.
This could even be done at a distance, although the amount of bandwidth
required might make that difficult. For rehabilitation, this means
that a machine could do physical therapy."
Proprioceptive:
general sensory information about the body
Source
URL: Virtual Touch
Please,
debate ideas and opinions in the forum.
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