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Challenges of controlling the rotation of virtual objects with variable grip using force-feedback gloves

Engineering and Technology

Challenges of controlling the rotation of virtual objects with variable grip using force-feedback gloves

M. Bonfert, M. Hübinger, et al.

This exciting research by Michael Bonfert, Maiko Hübinger, and Rainer Malaka delves into an innovative virtual reality interaction technique that uses variable grip strength to control object rotation. Discover the challenges faced and the insights gained from their user study that paves the way for future haptic interfaces!

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