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A survey on bimanual haptic interaction

Talvas et al., 2014

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2880227812072212169
Author
Talvas A
Marchal M
Lecuyer A
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IEEE transactions on haptics

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When interacting with virtual objects through haptic devices, most of the time only one hand is involved. However, the increase of computational power, along with the decrease of device costs, allow more and more the use of dual haptic devices. The field which …
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