“Magic Table: Deformable Props Using Visuo Haptic Redirection”
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- Magic Table: Deformable Props Using Visuo Haptic Redirection
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We developed a novel virtual reality (VR) system that can transform objects using visuo-haptic redirected walking techniques. By using rotational manipulation and body warping techniques we can change the shape of objects. In the proposed system, it is possible to transform a square table into an equilateral triangle or a regular pentagonal table. Users can check the change in the shape by touching the edge of the table while walking around it.
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