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Haptic feedback in XR struggles to enhance immersion, and designers face technical barriers in creating complex haptic experiences.

lightbulbPractical problemXR Haptic Feedback and Multisensory Immersion

Haptic feedback in XR struggles to enhance immersion, and designers face technical barriers in creating complex haptic experiences.

UbiComp '24Towards Designing the Sense of Touch: Innovative Tools for Haptic Feedback in Extended Reality

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