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Sharing Roughness with Hand-Outline Visualization to Reduce Sensory Asymmetry in VR Collaboration
In collaborative VR, asymmetric access to haptic hardware creates a critical information gap: tactile evidence remains private to the haptic user, hindering the shared understanding needed for joint decision-making. While prior work has explored crossmodal sensory cues in virtual environments, it re
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