Action-Specific Perception & Performance on a Fitts's Law Task in Virtual Reality: The Role of Haptic Feedback.

Panagiotis Kourtesis, Sebastian Vizcay, Maud Marchal, Claudio Pacchierotti, Ferran Argelaguet

November 2022 IEEE Trans Vis Comput Graph

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The study investigates how different haptic feedback modes—visual, visuoelectrotactile, and visuovibrotactile—affect user performance and perception in a VR Fitts's law task. Results show electrotactile feedback improves accuracy and reaction time over other modalities.

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September 3, 2022

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Impact of Haptic Feedback on Perception and Performance in Virtual Reality

Impact of Haptic Feedback on Perception and Performance in Virtual Reality

This study examines how different haptic feedback modes affect user performance and perception in a VR Fitts's law task, highlighting that electrotactile feedback enhances accuracy and reaction time, with performance influencing perception through size, distance, and movement speed.

Panagiotis Kourtesis

October 19, 2022

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Abstract Synopsis

  • The study investigated how different haptic feedback modes (visual, visuoelectrotactile, and visuovibrotactile) affect users' performance and perception in a virtual reality task based on Fitts's law, finding that electrotactile feedback improves accuracy and reaction time compared to other feedback types.
  • Results showed that performance influences perception, with better accuracy leading to changes in size and time perception, and movement speed affecting distance perception, indicating a close link between how well users perform and their perceptual experience.
  • Individual differences also play a role in the extent of these effects, suggesting that personal factors can impact how action performance modulates perception, which is important for designing effective VR interfaces with haptic feedback.]