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Program of 11th Dutch Belgian Haptics Network Meeting

Haptics and teleoperation research and development is performed by small groups at many different places in the Netherlands and in Belgium. The purpose of the network is to bring these people together, allow informal yet technical discussions and by so strengthening haptics research in our area. After the successful Eurohaptics Conference organized in Amsterdam, this meeting is a good opportunity to further consolidate the status of Dutch and Belgian haptics technology/research.

Keynote Speakers
  • Prof. Y. Yokokohji (University of Kobe),
  • Dr.ir. D. Abbink (Delft University),
Best Demo Award

Thanks to the sponsorship of Moog Inc. (www.moog.com), a prize of 500 EUR will be awarded to the BEST DEMO

Inscription

Of course also the 11th version of this bi-annual meeting is free of charge for participants.
In order to register, please send a simple email Gianni.Borghesan@mech.kuleuven.be, or Emmanuel.VanderPoorten@mech.kuleuven.be indicating attendance + bare contact details of participants, anywhere before 25 February.

Dates
  • 25 January: Deadline for abstract submissions
  • 7 February: Notification of acceptance
  • 20 February : Deadline for demo submissions
  • 25 February : Ending participation registration
  • 8 March: Dutch Belgian Haptics Meeting

Sponsored by 
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Location

The workshop will take place in the "Assembly Hall of the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics at K.U.Leuven, Kasteelpark Arenberg 1, 3001 Heverlee, Belgium, which is located here and is close to the Dept. of Mechanical Engineering which is here.

  

Meeting Program

The abstracts of oral presentation can be found here.

A short demo description can be found here.

10.30WelcomeD. ReynaertsK.U.Leuven
10.35Keynote 1
Encountered-type haptic display --history and perspective
Y. YokokohjiKobe University
11.05Teleoperation of a Robotic Steerable Needle for Percutaneous InterventionsC. LópezT.U.Eindhoven
11.25Transition Detection Applied to Needle Insertion into Soft TissueJ. Janssens and M. KinnaertULB
11.45Robotically Steering Flexible Endoscopes for NotesR. Reilink, S. Stramigioli, A.M.L. Kappers, and S. MisraTwente and Utrecht
12.05

Towards Bilateral Teleoperation of a Standard Electrophysiology Catheter

G. SmoljkicK.U. Leuven
12.25Haptics at Group TP. GoethalsGroep-T
12.45Presentation By Maxon  Maxon Motor
12.55Lunch offered by Maxon Motor  
13.25Exposition of Demos  
14.30Keynote 2D. AbbinkT.U. Delft
15.00Haptic Feedback for Wheelchair Navigation AssistanceE. Vander Poorten, E. Reekmans, e.a.K.U. Leuven
15.20Two Problems on Nonlinear Teleoperator Control: Ouput-feedback and Flexible Slave DynamicsI. Sarras and M. KinnaertULB
15.40Frequency Domain Stability Analysis of Bilateral Teleoperation SystemsI. PolatT.U.Delft
16.00Combining Frequency-domain Passive Design Approaches and Time-domain Passivity ControlM. Franken, B. Willaert, S. Misra and S. StramigioliT.U.Twente
16.20Exploiting iTaSC in TeleoperationG. BorghesanK.U. Leuven
16.30Break  
16.50Port-based Telemanipulation Control of Underactuated Flying VehiclesA. Y. Mersha, R. Carloni and S. StramigioliT.U. Twente
17.10Haptic Guidance for rehabilitation of MS/stroke patientsT. De WeyerHasselt
17.30Haptic technology for remote handling in nuclear fusion reactorsJesse ScholtesOxford Technologies
17.50Best Demo Award offered by MOOG Inc. Moog Inc.
18.00
Closure of the MeetingG. Borghesan, and E. Vander PoortenK.U.Leuven