“Creating a Multi-Sensory Horror Experience with VR” by Cole, Darling, Clement, Laroche, Lamoureux, et al. …
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- Creating a Multi-Sensory Horror Experience with VR
Session/Category Title: Augmented & Virtual Reality
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We present a multi-sensory VR horror experience that integrates visual cues, with spatial audio, and haptic feedback to create anxiety, fear, terror, and disgust. Haptic feedback is provided by real-world similuations of in-experience objects to create unpleasant warm and gooey textures for participants to feel.
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