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Feel the Static and Kinetic Friction

It is proved that interactive 3D haptic simulations --- if carefully developed and deployed --- are useful in engaging students and allowing them to understand concepts faster, and hypothesize that large scale deployment of such haptic-based simulators in science laboratories is now possible due to the advancements in haptic software and hardware technology.
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Feel the Pressure: E-learning Systems with Haptic Feedback

A novel E-learning system that incorporates a multimodal haptic simulator that facilitates student understanding of difficult concepts and has the potential to augment or replace traditional laboratory instruction with an interactive interface offering enhanced motivation, retention and intellectual stimulation is presented.
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Adaptive Group-Based Zero Knowledge Proof-Authentication Protocol in Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks

A novel, light-weight, adaptive group-based zero knowledge proof-authentication protocol (AGZKP-AP) for VANETs that is capable of offering various levels of users’ privacy settings based on the type of services available on such networks and incorporated with a distributed privilege control and revoking mechanism.
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A method for designing marker-based tracking probes

This paper presents a technique for designing tracking probes called the viewpoints algorithm, which is generally applicable to tracking systems that use at least three fiduciary marks to determine the pose of an object.
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Development of a training tool for endotracheal intubation: distributed augmented reality.

The integration of a deployable UIH is described and methods for augmented reality registration of real and virtual anatomical models are presented and an approach to distributed visualization where a given training procedure may be visualized and shared at various remote locations is described.
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The haptic paradigm in education: Challenges and case studies

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A Survey of Visuo-Haptic Simulation in Surgical Training

A survey of the most popular hardware and software components for haptic based laparoscopic surgical training system development and the assessment and integration of such systems as e-Learning components in hospitals is discussed.
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Interactive 3D Web-Based Environments for Online Learning: Case Studies, Technologies and Challenges

Several case-studies that have evolved from actual teaching observations and have been implemented using undergraduate and graduate student research teams are presented.
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Online external beam radiation treatment simulator

The potential of 3D simulation in radiation therapy with a web-based interactive system that combines novel standards and technologies is illustrated and an objective assessment of the accuracy and usability study prove the potential of such a system for simulation and training.
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Merging augmented reality and anatomically correct 3D models in the development of a training tool for endotracheal intubation

This work introduces a augmented reality tool to train the medical practitioner hand-eye coordination in performing critical procedures such as endotracheal intubation.
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