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hi everyone my name is martin feick and iamp;#39;m a phd student at silent university and a researcher at dfki today i want to give you a brief overview of our work on visio haptic illusions for linear translation and stretching using physical proxies in virtual reality this work was in collaboration with nicol claire andreit center tony tang and antonia kruger a visio haptic illusion can be created by warping the virtual space in this case the virtual hand mapping haptic properties of various virtual models onto a single physical proxy this creates the illusion of touching different rear wall geometries but in fact the user has only been redirected to a different location on the physical object however the question arises how much discrepancy between a physical and virtual object may be introduced while remaining unnoticed by a user therefore tingar and his colleagues investigated how much physical and virtual objects may differ with respect to their width local orientation and curva
