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Comparing Haptic Feedback Across Hand Tracking and Controllers in VR Object Interaction Tasks
Hand tracking offers natural VR interaction but lacks controllers' inherent tactile feedback, while haptic feedback across input methods remains understudied. We conducted a participant study comparing vibration, impulse, and no feedback in hand- and controller-based VR interaction across grasp-, pi
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