Elyse D. Z. Chase
Research
My research interests are in haptics, perception, and social robotics. In particular, I have been focusing on understanding differences in visual as compared to haptic and visual perception when interacting with haptic devices with the goal of applying this knowledge to build more sophisticated social robots.
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Learning Vibes
Chase, Israr, Preechayasomboon, Sykes, Gupta, & Hartcher-O'Brien
Communication Bandwidth of a Single Wrist-Worn Vibrotactile Actuator
A Causal Feeling
Chase, Wolff, Gerstenberg, & Follmer
How Kinesthetic Haptics Affects Causal Perception
(Best Work in Progress Paper)
Pantoguide
Chase, Siu, Boadi-Agyemang, Kim, Gonzalez, & Follmer
A Haptic and Audio Guidance System To Support Tactile Graphics Exploration
Differences in Haptic and Visual Perception of Expressive 1 DoF Motion
Chase & Follmer
Understanding user perception of expressive robotic motion through different sensory modalities
High‐Throughput, Protein‐Targeted Biomolecular Detection Using Frequency‐Domain Faraday Rotation Spectroscopy
Murdock, Putnam, Das, Gupta, Chase & Seal
Data-Driven Comparison of Four Cutaneous Displays for Pinching Palpation in Robotic Surgery
Brown, Ibrahim, Chase, Pacchierotti, & Kuchenbecker
One sensor, three displays: A comparison of tactile rendering from a BioTac sensor
Brown, Ibrahim, Chase, Pacchierotti, & Kuchenbecker