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Super thin 3D form display for multimodal user experiences using vertically deformation of leaf spring and SMA
In this paper, we present super-thin 3D form display as visual and haptics multimodal interface. In contrast to the existing 3D form displays and surfaces requiring huge and complicated system, we developed super-thin 3D form display. We achieved its thickness by using our proposed flat mechanical system that consists of a SMA-coil and a single leaf spring. The thickness of this system is below 1.0 mm and this system can generate 30.0 mm stroke. Furthermore, it can lift an object of 50 g at 30.0 mm and can withstand 100 g load at the top. This super-thin 3D form display using this system has no precedent and is expected to be used for entertainment and digital signage. In addition to this, our proposed flat system provides a basis for the future ubiquitous and portable mechanical man-machine interfaces.