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Physical endpoint contact enhances visuomotor control beyond vibrotactile feedback in virtual reality
When reaching for a visually defined target, sensory information not only guides the preparation and execution of the reaching response but also serves as a crucial source of error feedback. Research on visually guided reaching has typically emphasised the contribution of visual feedback to movement
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