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Jean Marc Tissot

Patrice Laurent

Sheng Wang

Patrick Bonhoure

Xavier Drouin

Cédric Chartrain

Xavier Droulin

The invention relates to a method for haptic feedback control that comprises a control device for transmitting a haptic feedback to the finger of a user in a movement area of said finger, characterized in that said control method comprises a first step () of determining the direction of an elementary movement of said finger and decomposing the elementary movement into components along said first and second driving directions (D, D), and a second step () of independently driving said first actuator () and second actuator () based on the components of the elementary movement (dU) in order to drive said plate () in translation so that the result of the vibratory effect generated by said actuators () can be felt by said finger in a direction (dR) substantially perpendicular to and coplanar with the direction of said elementary movement (dU).

Method for haptic feedback control

The invention relates to a touch-sensitive surface () activation device () for a motorized mechanism used to open and close an opening such as an electric windscreen wiper, comprising a touch-sensitive surface which controls the opening and/or closing of at least one opening. The device comprises means for detecting () the charge applied to the touch-sensitive control surface and means () for inhibiting control of the opening and/or closing when the applied charge is outside an acceptable predefined charge range.

Touch-sensitive surface activation device for the controls of a vehicle

Seat control switch design for an automotive vehicle

Seat control switch design for an automobile vehicle

Tactil control of window-lifts and lateral rear view mirrors for an automotive vehicle

A pneumatic massage apparatus adapted for pressotherapy includes an inflatable sleeve having inner and outer sheaths, and lateral partition walls extending between the inner and outer sheaths. The inner and outer sheaths are formed of an air-impermeable, non-elastic material, and the lateral partition walls are formed of a flexible air-impermeable, non-elastic material. The partition walls and inner and outer sheaths define separate inflatable chambers, adjacent chambers being separated by a partition wall. The length of each of the partition walls, measured between the inner and outer sheaths, is greater than the distance between the inner and outer sheaths.

Pressure therapy apparatus

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Viuz en Sallaz, France

Jean Marc Tissot