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VR systems lack resource-efficient yet realistic haptic feedback design methods.

lightbulbPractical problemVisuohaptic Perception, Illusions, and Control-Display Mapping

VR systems lack resource-efficient yet realistic haptic feedback design methods.

CHI '22Designing Visuo-Haptic Illusions with Proxies in Virtual Reality: Exploration of Grasp, Movement Trajectory and Object Mass

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Users struggle to experience realistic weight feedback in VR.

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Users struggle to operate multiple virtual screens efficiently and precisely in VR.

CHI '25ReachPad: Interacting with Multiple Virtual Screens using a Single Physical Pad through Haptic Retargeting

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VR lacks low-cost, realistic haptic feedback technology, especially for soft objects.

CHI '25SkinHaptics: Exploring Skin Softness Perception and Virtual Body Embodiment Techniques to Enhance Self-Haptic Interactions

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VR haptic feedback remains limited and cannot realistically simulate virtual object touch.

CHI '25Illusion Spaces in VR: The Interplay Between Size and Taper Angle Perception in Grasping

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Users struggle to naturally perceive movement in VR or rehabilitation training.

CHI '24Motionless Movement: Towards Vibrotactile Kinesthetic Displays

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Users in VR struggle to realistically perceive complex arm deformation.

CHI '24ArmDeformation: Inducing the Sensation of Arm Deformation in Virtual Reality Using Skin-Stretching

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