Haokun Wang

schoolUniversity of Texas at Dallasbar_chart#2537 Global Rank

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Thermal Masking Across the Human Body: Patterns, Pathways, and Perceptual Boundaries

Thermal masking, a vibration-induced illusion in which concurrent tactile input induces a vivid thermal sensation at the tactile site, is a promising mechanism for wearable interfaces and extended reality because it can deliver rich thermal feedback with minimal hardware. While prior work has examined this phenomenon…

UBICOMP '241st AuthorImmersion & Presence Research

Let It Snow: Designing Snowfall Experience in VR

Wang等人设计并评估VR中的雪景体验，通过多感官反馈技术创造沉浸式自然现象模拟，提升用户真实感。

UIST '243rd AuthorVibrotactile Feedback & Skin Stimulation +1

Thermal In Motion: Designing Thermal Flow Illusions with Tactile and Thermal Interaction

This study presents a novel method for creating moving thermal sensations by integrating the thermal referral illusion with tactile motion. Conducted through three experiments on human forearms, the first experiment examined the impact of temperature and thermal actuator placement on perceived thermal motion, finding…

UIST '241st AuthorVibrotactile Feedback & Skin Stimulation +2

Fiery Hands: Designing Thermal Glove through Thermal and Tactile Integration for Virtual Object Manipulation

We present a novel approach to render thermal and tactile feedback to the palm and fingertips through thermal and tactile integration. Our approach minimizes the obstruction of the palm and inner side of the fingers and enables virtual object manipulation while providing localized and global thermal feedback. By lever…

CHI '241st AuthorVibrotactile Feedback & Skin Stimulation +1

Thermal Masking: When the Illusion Takes Over the Real

This paper reports on a thermal illusion called thermal masking. Thermal masking is a phenomenon induced by thermal referral to completely mask the original thermal sensation, providing thermal sensation only at the tactile site. Three experiments are conducted using thermal and vibrotactile actuators to investigate t…

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