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Medium Of InstructionsMode Of LearningMode Of Delivery
EnglishSelf StudyVideo and Text Based

Course Overview

Haptic devices are mechanical devices that let the users feel, touch, and control objects in remote or virtual environments. The Introduction to Haptics certification course aims to teach you about haptic technology in detail. You will develop a sense of awareness about the abilities and weaknesses of the human touch, along with learning how to build these mechatronic devices.

Through the learnings of the Introduction to Haptics online programme, you will acquire pragmatic cross-disciplinary engineering skills connected to mechanical engineering, bioengineering, robotics, computer science, and electrical engineering. This course developed by Stanford Online will help you comprehend the linkage between equations that explain physical interplay and how they feel.

The Introduction to Haptics training also offers online quizzes to test your understanding of the concepts. You also have the option to participate in laboratory assignments by using/building a ‘Hapkit.’ This practical approach will give you hands-on experience in testing haptic projects, making circuits, and putting mechanical systems together. 

Edx offers 2 varied tracks which can be used to opt into the course and then they shall be given access either for a limited period of time or the access offered may be unlimited. In the case where the students want unlimited access, they will have to choose the verified track and where they want limited access for free they will have to select the audit track.

The Highlights

  • Five-weeks long programme
  • An offering of Stanford Online
  • Requires 1-10 weekly study hours
  • Engineering subject
  • Video lectures in English
  • Self-directed course
  • Introductory-level programme

Programme Offerings

  • Free programme access
  • Five weeks of training
  • Paid certification
  • online learning
  • A shareable certificate
  • video lectures
  • An offering of Stanford Online
  • Self-paced learning
  • English video transcripts
  • Industry expert instructors

Courses and Certificate Fees

Certificate AvailabilityCertificate Providing Authority
yesStanford
  • The Introduction to Haptics course is free to access for all.
  • To receive certification, candidates have to pay a course fee of ₹ 13,265 

Introduction to Haptics fee structure

Course option

Fee in INR

Introduction to Haptics (Audit only)

FREE

Introduction to Haptics (with certificate)

₹ 13,265 


What you will learn

Robotic skillsKnowledge of engineering

The Introduction to Haptics syllabus is designed to provide a comprehensive knowledge of haptic technology. By the end of this course, you will understand:

  • Hapkit assembly and mechanical design
  • Programming virtual surroundings
  • Human Haptics
  • Haptic technology
  • Hapkit mechatronics
  • Mechanical simulation and characterisation

Admission Details

Enroll in the Introduction to Haptics online course with the help of the simple steps specified below:

Step 1 – Tap on the given link - https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-to-haptics to land on the official course page of Introduction to Haptics on the edX website.

Step 2 – Near the top of the page, locate the ‘Enrol’ button. Tap on it to reach the registration page.

Step 3 – Now register for an edX account by entering and submitting the required details. Alternatively, you can sign in instantly by linking an existing Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, or Google account.

Step 4 – Post registration, you will find yourself on a dashboard page with a ‘Congratulations’ message. You should now be successfully enrolled in the Introduction to Haptics course by edX.

Application Details

There is no compulsion to fill an application form to access the Introduction to Haptics certification programme. Merely logging on to edX’s website and registering for an account is enough for enrollment.

The Syllabus

  • Pre-Course Survey
  • Welcome to module 1
  • Introduction to haptics
  • Applications of haptic technology
  • Human haptics
  • Laboratory assignment

  • Welcome to module 2
  • Design of kinesthetic/force-feedback haptic devices
  • Example kinesthetic haptic devices
  • Kinematics
  • Force/torque relationships
  • Laboratory assignment

  • Welcome to module 3
  • Introduction to the Hapkit Board
  • Position sensors for haptic devices
  • Actuators for haptic devices
  • Force-sensitive resistors (Optional)
  • Hapkit Board analog inputs/outputs
  • OPTIONAL: Arduino programming language
  • Laboratory assignment

  • Welcome to module 4
  • Haptic rendering
  • Rendering haptic effects
  • Laboratory assignment

  • Welcome to module 5
  • Recording and modeling mechanical interactions
  • Validating a simulation
  • OPTIONAL: CHARM Lab Tour
  • Laboratory assignment
  • Post-Course Survey

Instructors

Stanford Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: Who accredits the Introduction to Haptics course?

This course is accredited by Stanford University, US.

2: Who will be my instructor in this programme?

Allison Okamura, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University, will be your instructor for the Introduction to Haptics course.

3: Is there any extra textbook needed to learn?

No, all the material will be provided to you during the course. Any extra documents will be shared via online links.

4: Do I need a high-end system for this course?

You will need a computer to view the course content and connect with your haptic device. But, there is no specific requirement for a high-end system. Any computer with a supported Operating System and a USB port will be enough.

5: Is completing the Hapkit assignments compulsory?

No. If you do not have the resources to build or acquire a Hapkit, you can still pass the course without the Hapkit assignments.

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