Force and touch feedback for virtual reality
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Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience
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This paper considers whether a passive isometric input device, such as a Spaceball, used together with visual feedback, could provide the operator with a pseudo-haptic feedback.For this aim, two psychophysical experiments have been conducted. The first experiment consisted of compliance discrimination, between two virtual springs hand-operated by means of the Spaceball. In this experiment, the stiffness (or compliance) JND turned out to be 6%. The second experiment assessed stiffness discrimination between a virtual spring and the equivalent spring in reality. In this case, the stiffness (or compliance) JND was found to be 13.4%.These results are consistent with previous outcomes on manual discrimination of compliance. Consequently, this consistency reveals that the passive apparatus that was used can, to some extent, simulate haptic information.In addition, a final test indicated that the proprioceptive sense of the subjects was blurred by visual feedback. This gave them the illusion of using a non-isometric device.