Warping virtual space for low-cost haptic feedback

Kohli, Luv

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“…However most of visuo-haptic illusions deceive proprioception by introducing a difference between the movements of the real body and those of the corresponding virtual avatar. This can alter the perception of an object's weight [13,28,53], the number of physical objects in the scene [3,8,34], or the stiffness of a spring [39]. For instance, the technique of "Hand Redirection" [3,8,33] introduces a gradual offset between a user's real hand and their virtual avatar during a movement.…”

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“…This offset is continuously corrected, resulting in a change in the real hand's trajectory. In extreme cases, the user's hand can be redirected toward a single physical object when moving towards different virtual objects [3,8,34]. In this article we focus on the study of visuo-haptic illusion that involve a shift between the real hand (proprioceptive perception) and the virtual hand (visual perception).…”

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Study of the Impact of Visual and Haptic Sensory Sensitivities on the Detection of Visuo-Haptic Illusions in Virtual Reality

Lebrun,

Haliyo,

Auvray

et al. 2024

Proceedings of the 35th Conference on l'Interaction Humain-Machine

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Visuo-haptic illusions enhance the user experience in virtual reality when physical resources are limited. In order to tailor these illusions to individual user characteristics, we argue in this paper that quantifying users' visual and proprioceptive sensitivities is essential. We thus present a method -comprising an experimental protocol and Bayesian analysis -for capturing human visual and proprioceptive sensitivity in virtual reality. Our findings demonstrate that 1) in accordance with existing literature, the visual modality is more precise in the azimuthal direction, and proprioceptive precision is higher in depth; 2) the visual and proprioceptive precisions achieved in VR are of a similar magnitude, in contrast to real-world literature results; 3) it is possible to categorize participants based on their proprioceptive and visual precisions. These results will serve as a foundation for studying the impact of human sensitivities on the perception of visuo-haptic illusions.Les illusions visuo-haptiques permettent d'enrichir l'expérience utilisateur en réalité virtuelle lorsque les ressources physiques sont limitées. Afin d'adapter ces illusions aux caractéristiques individuelles des utilisateurs nous argumentons dans cet article que la quantification des sensibilités visuelle et proprioceptive des utilisateurs est essentiel. Nous présentons donc une méthodeprotocole expérimental et analyse bayésienne -pour capturer la sensibilité visuelle et proprioceptive humaine en réalité virtuelle. Nos résultats montrent que 1) conformément à la littérature, la modalité visuelle est plus précise dans la direction azimutal et la précision proprioceptive est plus précise en profondeur ; 2) les précisions visuelles et proprioceptives obtenues en RV sont de même ordre de grandeur contrairement aux résultats de la littérature en environnement réel ; 3) il est possible de classer les participants selon leurs précisions proprioceptive et visuelle. Ces résultats serviront de base pour étudier l'influence des sensibilités humain sur la perception des illusions visuo-haptiques.

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confidence: 99%

Study of the Impact of Visual and Haptic Sensory Sensitivities on the Detection of Visuo-Haptic Illusions in Virtual Reality

Lebrun,

Haliyo,

Auvray

et al. 2024

Proceedings of the 35th Conference on l'Interaction Humain-Machine

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Evaluating 3D Sculpting Through Natural User Interfaces Across Multiple Devices

Wesson

Wilkinson

2015

Computer-Human Interaction. Cognitive Effects of Spatial Interaction, Learning, and Ability

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Visual feedback for virtual grasping

Prachyabrued

Borst

2014

2014 IEEE Symposium on 3D User Interfaces (3DUI)

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See-Through (ST) 2-Hand (2H) Arrow (AR) Vibration (VB) Figure 1: Visual feedback techniques investigated in our studies. ABSTRACTWe investigate visual feedback for virtual grasps, especially cues to improve behavior after real fmgers enter a virtual object. To date, such visual cues have usually been developed in an ad-hoc manner, with minimal or no studies that can guide selection. Existing guidelines are based largely on other interaction types and provide inconsistent and potentially-misleading information when applied to grasping. We compare several different visual feedback types including those most commonly seen for virtual hand interaction and with some novel visual aspects. The visuals were tuned in a pilot study, and our main study evaluated results in terms of objective performance (fmger penetration, release time, and precision) and sUbjective rankings. Performancewise, the most promising techniques all directly reveal penetrating hand configuration in some way. Subjectively, most techniques are better than simple interpenetrating visuals, with color changes being most promising. The results enable selection of the best cues based on the relevant tradeoffs. Results also provide a needed basis for more focused studies of specific visual cues and for better informing studies of multi modal feedback.

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Warping virtual space for low-cost haptic feedback

Cited by 7 publications

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Study of the Impact of Visual and Haptic Sensory Sensitivities on the Detection of Visuo-Haptic Illusions in Virtual Reality

Study of the Impact of Visual and Haptic Sensory Sensitivities on the Detection of Visuo-Haptic Illusions in Virtual Reality

Evaluating 3D Sculpting Through Natural User Interfaces Across Multiple Devices

Visual feedback for virtual grasping

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