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Here is another haptic feedback experiment with hand tracking. This time there are more boxes! Or cuboids, for greater scientific rigor. I tried using different haptic patterns for different hover effects — it worked very well. Really, haptics are a missing piece in the hand-tracking experience to make it...

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Oleg Frolov

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