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Can CUTE (Cutaneous Electrohydraulic) devices effectively simulate realistic haptics of button presses, contact, and sliding operations?

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Can CUTE (Cutaneous Electrohydraulic) devices effectively simulate realistic haptics of button presses, contact, and sliding operations?

UIST '24Active Haptic Feedback for a Virtual Wrist-Anchored User Interface

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