Demonstration of Directional Force Feedback in Virtual Reality Tennis using Dual-Flywheel Haptics

This demo introduces a haptic feedback device for tennis simulation, designed to provide realistic physical sensations of ball impact through interaction with a virtual racket model. The system integrates with a Unity-based virtual setup where users are visually immersed in a virtual tennis court environment. Unlike previous systems, this device incorporates a mechanical interface that replicates the sensation of a tennis ball striking the racket using a dual flywheel system.

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2025-03-08
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https://doi.org/10.1109/vrw66409.2025.00444
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Teleoperation and Haptic Systems
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Demonstration of Directional Force Feedback in Virtual Reality Tennis using Dual-Flywheel Haptics

A. Chen, Jasmine Roberts, Xuan Gedney
Teleoperation and Haptic Systems
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Demonstration of Directional Force Feedback in Virtual Reality Tennis using Dual-Flywheel Haptics

A. Chen, Jasmine Roberts, Xuan Gedney
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This demo introduces a haptic feedback device for tennis simulation, designed to provide realistic physical sensations of ball impact through interaction with a virtual racket model. The system integrates with a Unity-based virtual setup where users are visually immersed in a virtual tennis court environment. Unlike previous systems, this device incorporates a mechanical interface that replicates the sensation of a tennis ball striking the racket using a dual flywheel system.

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