“Exploring Distance Management in Immersive Combat Sports Training With Encountered-Type Haptic Feedback” by Lai, Liu, Weng, Han, Chou, et al. …
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- Exploring Distance Management in Immersive Combat Sports Training With Encountered-Type Haptic Feedback
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- Interactive Techniques
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This study examines distance management in combat sports training with haptic feedback. Results show that haptic feedback reduced punch distances and movement, while no significant difference was found in step count or average distance to the opponent. Haptic feedback aids better distance management with less movement.
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