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Ruisi Zhang Ruisi grew up in Zhuzhou, China. She earned the B.S. degree and M.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from Iowa State University. For her M.S. thesis, she worked in the lab of Dr. Montazami on advanced gel polymer electrolytes for lithium-ion polymer batteries. Ruisi earned a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering in the Telerobotics Lab, where her research involved haptic vibrotactile displays and untethered magnetic haptic interfaces. After defending her dissertation, Ruisi became a postdoctoral researcher with Jayender Jagadeesan at Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School. ContactEmail: ruisi.zhang at utah.edu PublicationsR. Zhang and J. J. Abbott, "Characterizing Detection Thresholds for Six Orthogonal Modes of Vibrotactile Display via Stylus with Precision Grasp", IEEE Trans. Haptics, 15(1):164-177, 2022.
R. Zhang and J. J. Abbott, "Vibrotactile Display of Patterned Surface Textures with Kinesthetic Haptic Devices using Balanced Impulses," IEEE Trans. Haptics, 14(4):776-791, 2021.
R. Zhang, T. J. Schwehr, and J. J. Abbott, "Addendum to "Dimensional Reduction for 6D Vibrotactile Display"," IEEE Trans. Haptics, 14(2):445-448, 2021.
R. Zhang, T. J. Schwehr, and J. J. Abbott, "Dimensional Reduction for 6D Vibrotactile Display," IEEE Trans. Haptics, 13(1):102-108, 2020.
R. Zhang, A. J. Boyles, and J. J. Abbott, “Six Principal Modes of Vibrotactile Display via Stylus”, IEEE Haptics Symp., pp. 313-318, 2018.
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