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Physical Perception of a VR Handshake

Lenders, 2022

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In this thesis we take a look at device mediated virtual touch. Barely any research has been done into mediated social touch in which no physical representation of the other party is present. In this thesis we try to implement this. We aim to answer the question if we can …
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